Sentences with phrase «few nicks»
The phrase "few nicks" means there are only a small number of minor cuts or marks on something, usually referring to an object's surface. Full definition
Baby oil works just as well for shaving your legs as shaving cream, but it offers the added benefit of additional moisture (not to mention fewer nicks, cuts, and burns).
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That means fewer nicks and less irritation.
You shouldn't let this discourage you though, as we're only talking about a few nicks (compared to the gaping wounds you could experience with a straight razor) and it only takes a few shaves to get a handle on the proper technique.
Everytime I try to unmold the panna cotta I've made, it always has a few nicks and cuts and sometimes it totally falls apart How do you unmold panna cotta without causing any damage?
One of the customers said, «The wood has a few nicks and scratches that were there before the pieces were even taken out of the box.»
The impeller clearly has a few nicks... I intend to replace this regardless of the what the actual problem is.
Very good straight body with older but still very presentable paint with a few nicks and chips, lovely original interior.
Noted imperfections include a few nicks and dents, as well as some slight fitment issues of the rear bumper.
There are a few nicks here and there on the body and screen itself, but no shattered screen.
On the upside, the Z2 Force is definitely tough; I dropped it onto the pavement when taking off the latest 360 - degree camera Moto Mod, and it came away with just a few nicks thanks to the upgraded series 7,000 aluminum.
While the two devices only took a few nicks when landing on the rear panel, both the iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 plus saw some significant cracking when dropped side - and face - first.
Skimping in this area will have a much more devastating effect then a few nicks on your chin.