Sentences with phrase «pale face does»

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As hallowed as the doe or white - faced owl; as basic as black - standard - bearing banners; as crucial as the Cross and cleric's cowl are these to you, who have no other place of peace except in syndicate of fairies, etched - glass affections, unpretentious grace, waxen, lit wicks, remorse, and pale Hail Marys.

I can't imagine my round cute face son became dry and pale, so I go to doctor's office eventhough I know that the doctor is not there requesting to give me a formula for my son because he is hungry and thirsty, we do nt have any sleep my wife need to recover, she stand sit without hesitating that her suture may open just to care for our son.

You can also bring a make - up kit, with face powder, lipstick, blush, perfume, and a hairbrush, if you don't want to look pale or flushed when you face visitors.

New genome - sequencing research suggests white European people with two copies of variant forms of MC1R, a gene linked to pale skin and red hair, have faces that appear up to two years older than those who are the same age but don't have both copies.

You can see that pale and softer colors don't look good in my face.

If you're feeling a bit pale this winter or just want to add some definition to your face, bronzer will do the trick.

Soft, pale colour can be tricky to wear on your face — but it doesn't have to be.

I have medium - light skin color and this gives me just the right amount of color to my face so I don't look pale or washed out, yet not so bronze I look like I have a tan face and pale body.

I know so many korean girls are very pale but believe me white is a new level of pale -LRB--RRB- ਊ) For the reason I need apply a small quantity just in the right parts of my face If I don't want look like casper.

Pixie Lott — her orange legs don't go with her pale face and arms.

Personally I don't think that this product is suitable on the face for those who have pale skin, but nevertheless you can use it to your benefit in other ways.

Not to spit on publishing, but seriously, what to do about ebooks and slim profit margins pales in comparison to the cultural impact libraries have and the financial challenges they're currently facing.

Fear not though, if you do happen to find yourself amongst the pale - faced, exhausted bunch, locals are at hand (running past you in flip flops!)

So, what we are faced with is a corporation failing to be honest with almost anyone and which is arrogant beyond the pale, backed up by politicians who occasionally make angry noises at the BBC but do virtually nothing to stop them.

It doesn't «pale in the face of potential for scientific corruption associated with billions of dollars» and the petty matter of financial greed and self - serving interests of rent seekers.