Sentence examples for year cream from inspiring English sources

Seriously!" and adding "I have also used these on my clients as skin prep and they love them!" Sisley Paris All Day All Year Cream ($410, nordstrom.com).

In 1984, original video animation (OVA) of an erotic nature began to be released, first Lolita Anime by Wonder Kids based on the manga work of Fumio Nakajima, and then later in the year Cream Lemon, a series which proved to be a big hit in Japan.

Billed as a "late 50th birthday present," the native of Glasgow, Scotland (born on May 14 , 1943, played with an all-star cast at the E-Werk in Cologne, Germany, on November 2-3 , 1993 the year Cream was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and 12 years before the hyped reunions.

As such things aren't easy to come by here, I have an excuse to make my own from fresh corn – happily, absurdly cheap at this time of year – flour, cream and sugar (though I chicken out of the full amount suggested in the recipe).

It's inspired by the 1975 documentary about Big Edie and Little Edie Bouvier, and Jackie O's eccentric relatives still mesmerise 30 years on Cream of the crop Summer is almost here, so we're thinking about our flesh.

Beyond a circular cobblestone driveway, this four-year-old cream-colored concrete and stucco villa with four-zone air-conditioning and a gray tile roof sits on a 0.48-acre 0.48-acret property.

He said Chinese, Russian and Indian money had been pouring into Manchester, where you can buy a flat for £85,000 now and sell it on for £100,000 five years later, creaming off a six percent rental income in the meantime.

The first of two indigenous U.S. BSE cases (a 12-year-old, cream-colored, Brahman cross from a Texas farm in November 2004) was found to be homozygous for a particular Prnp haplotype associated with atypical BSE [ 17].

For the second year, the ice cream company is making a Hatch green chile ice cream, to be sold exclusively through Bristol Farms stores.

Another important date is 1874, the year the ice cream soda was invented, also in Philadelphia, by Robert M. Green, who was dispensing soda water with cream and syrup, a popular drink, at a celebration for the Franklin Institute.

They'll learn more from a year scooping ice cream or waiting tables than gallivanting around the globe.