Príklady make up

• Minor skin imperfections can usually be disguised with a spot of make-up.

• With his make-up and strange clothes, he looked like nothing on earth.

• She fritters so much money away on expensive make-up.

• Ten-year-olds have started wearing lipstick and make-up in imitation of the older girls.

• Don't cry, or your make-up will run .

• The type and make-up of the family differed from house to house and from street to street.

• Other considerations included pay for additional make-up and rehearsal time as well as for participation in non-musical visual shtick.

• These are structures that are inserted in sentences, but are argued not to be part of the syntactic make-up of the host clause.

• A make-up date for testing was arranged for participants who were absent or unable to participate on the regularly scheduled day of testing.

• The problem is that no test has accounted for the quality of the oocyte whose genetic make-up is paramount to reproductive outcome.

• There is also a different rhythmical make-up to this sequence.

• This make-up is shared with their children, who might also demonstrate emphasis on selected vocabulary categories for the same reason.

• Everyday solidarity was a key part of their make-up.

• Its internal make-up directly reflects the tripartite hierarchical structure we talked about in the previous section.

• This allowed for many individuals to contribute to the genetic make-up of the population.

• The way we dress, our make-up and everything.

• They originate as disguised substitutes for other words, but their playful make-up does not make them in any way more innocent than their non-knock-knock equivalents.

• The hypocritical smiles are cracking the overdone make-up of its faces and facades held uneasily by feeble cardboard props.

• In the same fashion, works on later discursive projects such as nationalism need to consider the contingent historical production of its make-up.

• I move to consider why policemen, legal officials, journalists, and the watching public became so apparently obsessed with make-up and its meanings.