Sentences with phrase «dark eyes carry»
Her emotive dark eyes carry the movie.
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They bow down to the work of their hands (2:8)... [they] carry out a plan, but not mine (30:1)... are wise in their own eyes, and shrewd in their own sight (5:21)... whose deeds are in the dark, and who say, «Who sees us?
And even if you don't have dark energy, there are regions of the universe that are moving away from us now faster than the speed of light and what happens when that's the case is they carry objects with them like a surfer on a wave and the light from those objects can not reach [us] so eventually the universe will disappear [from] before our eyes in that sense.
Wichita State University microbiology professor Mark Schneegurt and ornithology professor Chris Rogers have discovered that one of North America's most common migratory birds — the Dark - eyed Junco — carries on its feathers a remarkable diversity of plant bacteria, the greatest ever found on wild birds.
Include an eye massager in your carry - on that works to minimize dark spots, crow's feet and fine lines.
Peach eyeshadow can be difficult to carry off as if you get it wrong it can make your eyes look a bit swollen, but Mac's Arena just works in every way because it has a golden undertone and when paired with a dark brown blended on the outer corners and through the crease the combination is just heavenly.
The wedge - shaped head is moderately long, with small, V - shaped ears that are carried erect, black nose, and dark, almond shaped eyes.
The AKC Standard calls the Bichon Frise «a white powder puff of a dog whose merry temperament is evidenced by his plumed tail carried jauntily over the back and his dark - eyed inquisitive expression.»
This Toy Breed canine carries dark eyes that come between colors of opaque solid browns and lighter clear - like tan browns.
A long terrier on short legs, the Glen has a relatively large head with big teeth and strong jaws, dark round eyes, a docked tail carried high, and a shaggy, wiry coat in wheaten, blue, or brindle.