Sentence examples for smudge across from inspiring English sources

Wispy white clouds smudge across a periwinkle sky.

Yes, moist weather can occasionally result in a woody smudge across a lapel, but it's idiosyncrasies like these that coalesce into personalities.

I went back up to Clementine's room, where she had dug out the old Samantha doll (with an ink smudge across her nose) and was carefully mummifying her with toilet paper.

The smudge across Lincoln's left cheek and nose is not newsprint but a vein of pegmatite, and Roosevelt is recessed far back into the mountain not because he's shrinking from Jefferson, who he disliked, but because Borglum's men had to blast away 120 feet of rock before finding the right type of granite.

The emulsion is smudged across Billy's hips; his rough sweater may have rubbed it before it dried.

It's 7am by the time Dirt gets to bed, royal-blue eyeliner smudged across his face.

Campaigners are taking selfies of lipstick smudged across their faces after their smear tests to raise awareness over the importance of early cervical cancer detection.

Given the sizzle and fiery sparks, the bright green smudged across the image and the thick summery feeling enveloping it all, this could be the Fourth of July, or just another day in that paradise, soon lost, called youth.

Miners with lamps on their heads, survival kits strapped to their waists and black smudges across their faces sit by the side of the road, lighting up their first cigarettes after long hours underground.

If your face is not washed properly, the foreign matter dirt, oil and bacteria can get smudged across your skin during washing process.

It's a rapid clicking noise and we all crane round to see a fast-darting black smudge sweep across our field of vision.