Sentence examples for skin spreading from inspiring English sources

However, we are destined for the tiny village of Lahälla – where friends are renovating an old farmhouse, slowly – for a BBQ, songs, wine and insect repellant – the area is known for ticks which burrow into your skin spreading Lyme disease, hence the sensible pre-bedtime chimp-like ritual of checking for their presence.

It's a virus on the skin, spreading outwards, upwards, and underground.

How vast, how shimmering, was Muizenberg beach, near Cape Town, with all that glistening white skin spread across the golden sand!

The Cornell piece in turn paid homage to the ballerina Marie Taglioni who, according to legend, kept a cube of ice in her jewelry box to remind her of a night in 1835 when she had danced in the moonlight for a Russian highwayman, on a panther skin spread across a snowbound road.

Another possibility, Chen says, is that wrinkled skin spreads to provide a larger contact area when fingers are touching an object.

Rickettsiae inoculated into the skin spread via the lymphatic system and blood stream to all parts of the body.

Skin disease was defined as a primary skin infection such as abscess, cellulitis, folliculitis, or a skin infection spreading to contiguous tissues.

The latter was demonstrated to be caused by the excretion of parts of cytotoxic agents with the sweat onto the skin surface spreading there homogeneously and penetrating into the stratum corneum.

Most dogs groom themselves, which helps to condition their coat by increasing blood supply to their skin and spreading the natural oils.

At table, guests pull the heads apart, pressing the cloves with the tines of a fork to force the puree from the skins before spreading it on the meat or on pieces of bread.

So is cutaneous leishmaniasis, a skin infection spread by sand flies.