When it is suggested to her that all a woman of forty-three needodo to become invisible is to go without makeup, leave her hair uncolored, and wear ordinary clothes, she grows wide-eyed, as if the idea of doing any such thing were inconceivable.
In 1902, Congress imposed a tax of 10 cents a pound on all colored margarine, & reduced the tax on uncolored.
We elevate this traditional preparation by working with the same miniature pasta shells and uncolored, dehydrated cheddar, while removing the risk of burning down the apartment.
More companies now sell whisky that is uncolored and un-chill-filtered, and some now offer whisky aged in a variety of casks.
In "Arab Gypsies in a Tent," shards of sunlight push through the tent's black fabric, illuminating an old man's robe — Sargent has left an area of uncolored paper, which is bright white — and a woman reaching out with what Carbone called "a pair of typical amazing Sargent hands".
Previously, Hardie siding had been sold only in primed, uncolored planks.
The title of Benjamin Taylor's "Leaving White" refers to a technique in Chinese art in which uncolored space is left on a canvas.
The survey authors, led by David Hammond, a health studies professor at the University of Waterloo in Ontario, called for plain, uncolored packaging.
In its current, uncolored form it crawls in five bands, separated by shaved skin, from his cheeks to a point just a few inches below his jaw line.
What I felt was a sense of fullness, uncolored by fear.
She had an appetite for punctuating color — rose red, tangerine, gold, pea green — though some of her most radical late collages are composed primarily of "white" materials: undyed or bleached linens and gauzes, different tones and weights of uncolored paper with which she created subtly toned arrangements of ivories, beiges, silvers and ash grays.
