Sentences with phrase «mostly full face»
I'd you are someone who does a mostly full face usually anyways, you'll be fine.
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If Britain's strong and (mostly) positive legacy to international development is to be maintained, the government that emerges under Theresa May's leadership must be committed to an internationalist, outward - facing approach which doesn't retreat from playing its full part in tackling global challenges.
I'm trying Fenty Beauty by Rhianna and giving my first impression and reviews of a (mostly) full face of makeup... and I've got some stand - up comedy show clips from and very interesting comedy show...
So I'm doing a (Mostly) Full Faced Urban Decay Makeup Review and testing some new products to see if they're worth your money...
Mostly, the desert painted in shades of red on the canvas of my face, but when I looked in the mirror that morning, on July 25th, I thought I saw a faint hum of brown glimmering beneath the sunburnt crust, threading between the black and ochre tapestry of my almost - full beard.
We have had him for three weeks and he would occasionally use the litter box if we held him in it but mostly he rolled in it and would face plant getting a mouth full of litter.
«Until now, our members have mostly connected via digital communication, so we're very excited to bring our members together, face to face, for a weekend full of professional and educational events and networking opportunities,» said Shawna Schuh, president of WIPIN.
Past articles and published works touch on a variety of topics, mostly contained to contemporary artistic practice, for example, the public - facing sculpture of Beverly Buchanan and philosophies of black negativity, or the articulation of Wu Tsang's Full Body Quotation in relationship to notions of realness.
I've prepared my 20 minute talk and can tell you it is full of optimism and hope for a new kind of legal profession that holds to old - school values like integrity and honour and generosity while boldly facing a new economic order that mostly values faster, better, cheaper.