Her perfectly chiselled face and perfectly sculptured nose and almond-shaped eyes, although in a stern look, exuded beauty at its best. |
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The shadows on his face accentuated his chiselled cheekbones and chin, and his uncombed hair hung over his face. |
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Where land meets sea in the north, the power of the ocean has chiselled undercuts, caves and fissures into the limestone cliff. |
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With his strongly chiselled features, apart from their eyes and hair, the twins looked almost nothing alike. |
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The aisles and nave of the church are connected by arches which are held up by 18 imposing stone pillars made from well chiselled limestone. |
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It was in that role that Howard chiselled out a reputation for being tough and uncompromising. |
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The river has chiselled the mountain face, making it resemble a lion's paw. |
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After casting, the best plaquettes were usually chiselled and chased, and either finished with a patina or gilt. |
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Way back in the early days of the last century it was chiselled into shape in Pairc Mor Wood or Garrdha Chill. |
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Reflected LED lighting gives the tail-lights an even red glow and defines the chiselled, chronographic shapes of the instruments. |
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There are also a few huge boulders which were chiselled into cubic shapes centuries ago and now serve as surreal houses and stables. |
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It is worth more than aerobicized buttocks and a set of chiselled pecs any day. |
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The dome, built of chiselled, rectangular granite stones and 110 feet tall, stands as an imposing structure. |
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A high nose, sculptured lips and a chiselled jaw completed the work of art. |
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Gods, goddesses and animals made in rosewood are examples of chiselled beauty. |
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The child's steely blue eyes, chiselled features and surprisingly strong screen presence will no doubt propel him to many future cinematic roles. |
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He's handsome, with chiselled good looks and hypnotic blue eyes that make Mel Gibson's pale by comparison. |
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Some connoisseurs have exquisitely chiselled attardans, often inlaid with ivory and containing marvellously carved cut glass decanters. |
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The goatee has survived but the puppyish plumpness of his face has been replaced by chiselled planes. |
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Madrid kept their cool in the face of the storm and, gradually, they chiselled out a foothold. |
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The roads seem to have been chiselled and corkscrewed into the craggy Appalachian Mountains. |
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He was horrified to find, when free-climbing in France, that holds had been chiselled in the rock face and stone-like grips glued on. |
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In every farm, in every home, there was a mortar chiselled into the rock which served to mill the family's wheat. |
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This door consists of two panels of cedarwood covered in chiselled and engraved bronze leaf. |
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He is not going to be chiselled of his time but he is going to have to wait. |
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Its blade was formed from two thin sheets of fused iron and featured parallel lines chiselled along the sides. |
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The grip is made of walnut and carved in the Renaissance-style, with a chiselled metallic buttplate. |
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The sharp lines make for a bold, chiselled look that is definitely aimed at a younger crowd. |
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The Journey is rather attractive with its chiselled front end, bulging fenders and clean, uncluttered body. |
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It features a unique shadow band, which creates an eye-pleasing chiselled look. |
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This high-class face caps off what's become an impressively chiselled and sophisticated new body. |
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To have more light inside the igluvigaq, a brick of ice is chiselled out from a frozen lake or river! |
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The band manage to tune Megadeth's chiselled thrash metal into its most brutal form. |
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The Gothic palace is a stark monstrosity that is in striking contrast to the delicately chiselled and embellished Palacio Nazaries, the Moorish royal palace. |
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Clark's puckish grin and chiselled cheekbones finally creep into view. |
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A set consisting of three oviform vases in Chinese porcelain, with a red ground and gold highlights, and gilded and chiselled bronze. |
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His face was chiselled and aquiline, with an aristocratic bearing. |
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The burger's much smaller now, chiselled into a rough octagon. |
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He's very muscular and has a chiselled physique and square jaw. |
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Two huge standing Buddhas were chiselled into the cliff more than 1,500 years ago in the central Bamiyan Valley on the ancient Silk Route linking Europe and Central Asia. |
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Stepping back so to avoid being hit with the door, she nearly fell off the landing, the chiselled stone railing the only thing between her and certain death. |
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One example is the completely irrelevant way it extols the Charter of Fundamental Rights chiselled into the Treaty of Lisbon. |
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With chiselled features, locks of untamed brown hair, soft brown eyes and permanent five o'clock shadow, he was the type that had women fall into his arms. |
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This complex and finely chiselled work owes its quality to the alchemy with which every element is suffused. |
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On Es-Seffarine Place, you can choose from a profusion of chiselled trays, jar, teapots and a myriad of other objects. |
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Meaningful learning and dialogue is about chiselling each other's minds and opening ourselves up to being chiselled. |
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The egg and the single spermatozoon are brought together through the use of two very fine micropipettes made of pulled and chiselled glass tubes. |
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It's both chiselled and moving, which is rare. |
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Every bakery oven was chiselled into the rock and was hermetically sealed. |
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In her last 15 years Dickinson averaged 35 poems a year and conducted her social life mainly through her chiselled and often sibylline written messages. |
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This work was more like that of a woodworker than of a smith, often consisting of small pieces of iron chiselled and rivetted, and fixed on a background of sheet iron. |
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In the quiet, misty glimmer of a dawning spring day in Jerusalem, in a garden tomb chiselled out of the rock, an explosion of life occurred, soundless but hell-shaking. |
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The Gothic tradition survived in France until well into the 16th century and was marked by the production of work of the highest skill, largely in the form of locks, knockers, and caskets of chiselled iron. |
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Confirming his status as a master craftsman of words and finely chiselled rhymes, Fersen presented another series of quasi-surrealist songs revolving around the theme of carnal pleasures. |
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A 'tense' and mineral wine, its attack is forthright and chiselled. |
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Whipping up a fast and furious mix of snarling bass, chiselled guitar riffs and Reuno's angry vocals, Lofo' manage to create youthful music with mature lyrics which explore the full musicality of words. |
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This Apollo is articulated through a language of chiselled shape and hieratical gesture, distilling movement, music and emotion in a series of scintillating visual haikus. |
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The decoration on snuffers usually consists of roughly cast ornament, but some 18th-century continental examples of steel are finely pierced and chiselled. |
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Pepped by their increasingly impressive display, Maribor eventually chiselled out a lead when Mitja Viler's deep cross found Agim Ibraimi unmarked in the corner of the penalty area. |
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East of the town, at the Táborský mill, hunters and collectors left small chiselled objects of hornstone, flint stone, plasma and radiolarite at camp sites above the Jihlava river valley. |
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The hinges are finished with embossed plates made of the same material and their long convex bars, covered with exquisite niello work, trace the shapes of undulating branches, dots and disks of chiselled silver. |
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The piece is richly chiselled with a very delicate geometric décor and bears a beautiful patina dominated by green and red, the colours of cuprite and malachite. |
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A shallowly chiselled mane of short, outward-rolling curls frames the lion's face from its ears down to the neckline, reaching over its shoulder and down along its back. |
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These craftsmen work the metal and make all sorts of objects on the spot: chiselled trays, lamps, teapots and all the kitchen utensils so much appreciated by the locals. |
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Baugrand, jeweller of Emperor Napoleon III proposed this remarkable gilded, chiselled, engraved and enamelled silver clock with fine gold, enamelled elements, lapis-lazuli and rock crystal. |
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Chelsea's pursuit of their own more glittering prize simply seems more relentless in the aftermath of a victory chiselled from an awkward and fractious occasion. |
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By then the human brain had already been chiselled into its current form. The brain of a child has evolved to process speech, not intricate written symbols that represent speech. |
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The paper can be perforated, chiselled or painted on with ink and paint. |
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Water modelled our earth's surface, chiselled our Canadian mountain crags into grace, and at the appropriate season throws a mantle of white around them. |
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While trusting Amauri was away on the Crusades, lonely Berthe fell for the chiselled good looks of Amey de Montfaucon, a young knight who oh-so-conveniently arrived at the Chateau to have some trifling wounds tended. |
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She was as willing as the wapping mort whose tunnel you chiselled last week. |
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By the way, Barbara, I also regret writing that I would like to smash Du Beke's chiselled buttocks with a jackhammer. |
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Orlando stripped down to his pair of Bermuda shorts and showed off his chiselled and well-toned upper body. |
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A subtle dusting from earlobes to mouth gives beautifully chiselled cheekbones. |
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Braintree chiselled out the best opportunity of the match as Dan Holman miscued his half-volley with just the Shaymen's keeper Matt Glennon to beat. |
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The crystalline shallows below the declivities of the spine and the shoulders dissolve into the puckers of the buttocks, and into the chiselled thighs trembling on nubility. |
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