Sentence examples for skin was made from inspiring English sources

Skin was made luminous with L'Oréal Paris Nude Magique BB cream and BB blush, new innovative products that adjust shades according to skin color.

Results showed that human cadaver skin was made significantly more permeable with the application of ultrasound frequencies of 20 KHz (which is a much lower frequency than the ultrasound now used to visualize babies).

The Iraqi-born architect Zaha Hadid, who in 2004 became the first woman to win the Pritzker Prize, speculated that the red skin was made of steel; Balmond took Hadid aside and told her to punch it.

The soldiers wake to the "narrow whine of mortars as they arced over our position and crumpled into the orchard," and Bartle's body pulses with "an all-encompassing type of pain like my whole skin was made out of a fat lip".

An 8 10 cm midline incision through the skin was made from the epigastrium for a laparotomy.

Though most people probably try to avoid sticking their hands in wet diapers, a team of scientists did exactly that … only the hand was prosthetic, and its skin was made from silicone.

The outer skin is made of circular hollow sections (CHS), while the inner skin is made of square hollow sections (SHS).

Human skin is made up of multiple layers and is designed to protect the human body.

My own skin is made from denim and flannel, so these outfits are perfect for me.

Their skin is made of deli meat — some bologna, some prosciutto.

The "skin" is made from plastic which is printed with a waffle pattern to make it compressible.