The latest in the line, the HD1010, includes a slow-motion mode and a slick face-tracking feature.
He wears a slick look on his face and moves about as if a fly were buzzing around in his jacket.
She saw how hard the man giving CPR was working, the sweat that slicked his face in the December cold as he pressed on the stranger's chest, pushing him farther down into a small pile of snow with every compression.
A few years ago, the startup launched with some pretty slick consumer-facing technology for group video chats, during which users could share files and video clips, play casual games with one another, and other fun stuff.
He is forty-seven years old, and has a round face, slick black hair, and a reputation for opportunism.
And, after a while, she stopped crying and, her face slick with tears, kissed the man softly on the lips.
And we need to prioritize those qualities over taking pretty packaging and slick advertising at face value, by remembering that what we see on TV is intended to sell us an image in hopes of profit, not educate us in hopes of giving us strong, healthy bodies.
"It's so stressful," he said, his face slick with sweat.
She went on to describe how HD "will give you hot spots on the skin," and I could picture the tiny grease fires that seem to show up in the pores on HD broadcasts, making too many faces look slick, acidic and aflame.
— Emily Weinstein The New York Post: The Barclays Center may be giving its Brooklyn neighborhood a slick new look, but the menu is all old, familiar faces.
