Sentence examples for tint use from inspiring English sources
get a lash tint Use a light, summery body lotion everyday to get soft, silky skin To prepare your hair for holiday sun, get your split ends trimmed and start using a repairing shampoo and conditioner Start wearing a light, summery perfume.
Tap on the video clip icon to see your existing recordings, then tap the slider button to adjust exposure, contrast, white balance, saturation and tint using simple sliders, with the results previewed in real-time.
Similar to the previous sections, the condition used for producing the immobilized TiNT used on this test had been optimized in accordance to the characteristic of each method.
Poisoning occurs when someone swallows dye or tint used to color hair and is considered one of the most significant causes of intentional self-harm.
Hair dye is commonly used and poisoning occurs when someone swallows dye or tint used to color hair and is considered one of the most significant causes of intentional self-harm; hair dye poisoning also can occur unintentionally like while preparing the dye or it can be absorbed to the blood through the skin.
For example, the set of The Ed Sullivan Show was recreated from photographs and videos, including a rare color photograph in Apple's collection that showed the yellow tint used to enhance the video as shown on black-and-white television sets.
The Danish Film Institute restorations are famous for their high photographic quality and their careful reproduction of the color tints used at the time of the first release.
We will explore another example of how the facts are tinted using propaganda tactics with a focus on how the American media portrays the stability of Pakistan.
I use natural lipsticks and tints using botanical oils and mineral tints, like Haut Cosmetics BalmCoco Balm.
The wallpaper is hand tinted using marble dust plaster, with varying degrees of polish and sheen.
The jerseys, which retail for $99, are red ― the color of "Make America Great" caps, as well as the tint commonly used to designate Republican-leaning states and communities.
