Five minutes later Amanda sat in front of the mirror of her dressing table aimlessly brushing her hair. |
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The mercury was applied by vigorously brushing it onto the surface of the metal. |
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Mark stood at the panel, his fingers brushing lightly against the self destruct button. |
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Jenna fumbled a moment with Allison's tie and she reached up to help her, their fingers brushing together gently. |
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He used his hands constantly, poking the air, dragging a thumb across his eyebrow, brushing a fly from his cheek. |
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She dragged him to the door, all the while brushing his hands away from her hair. |
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Eave breathed out and stepped back, carefully pushing one of Raine's plaits behind her shoulder, brushing a loose strand away from her face. |
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She gave him a wry smile, brushing her hair away from her face into a quick bun. |
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Gold-brown hair fell into her eyes and he pushed it back, brushing it behind her ear, and cupping her cheek in his hand. |
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She took a moment to reflect on what she must look like, and did a mental shrug, brushing the subject aside. |
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She also felt really flattered that he liked her so much as to forgive her for brushing him off and rejecting him. |
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He said the bus also offered fun materials for brushing up on reading, writing and maths skills. |
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I reached up to scratch a tickle on my right cheek and felt a hand not my own brushing my face gently, back and forth. |
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Against a mesh of scaffolding and discarded signs, a man in dusted Army and Navy store clothing and work boots starts brushing the stage. |
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Clean your appliance by brushing it gently with your toothbrush and toothpaste. |
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In the meantime we are doing some daily brushing, and Pheebs has got her own tooth mug! |
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They highlight the need for parents to take a much more active role in promoting good brushing habits as soon as milk teeth appear. |
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Short-haired dogs require brushing while Terriers coats are plucked to remove dead hair. |
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Skin brushing could be done just before bathing or showering to stimulate the lymphatic system. |
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The grate will need no other cleaning, but will merely require dusting every day, and occasionally brushing with a dry blacklead brush. |
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So then Talbot tried washing his paper with a strong solution of table salt and then brushing over a solution of silver nitrate. |
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She unbraided her hair, running her fingers through it before carefully brushing it. |
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Add extra glitz by brushing the clementines with a little warm honey before serving. |
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Andrew muttered darkly to himself before strutting over to the front desk, brushing his messy uncombed hair back with his fingers. |
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Much thought and effort went into the mural, i.e., brushing, scraping and undercoating to the final draft. |
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Marya shook her head, her neatly bobbed dark hair brushing against high cheekbones. |
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You know that brushing your teeth twice a day and flossing at least once daily are musts. |
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And rid your home of fleas in carpets by sprinkling and brushing a salt and boric acid compound into carpets. |
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While brushing, place the bristles at a 45-degree angle to your teeth and slide the tips of the brush under the gums. |
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We kept brushing into low hanging Spanish moss and cypress limbs, and were having to duck and weave our way along. |
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Slow circulation leads to a build-up of waste products, but can be stimulated with dry skin brushing. |
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In brushing aside the crimes of the Stalinist bureaucracy, the claim is made that the market economy in China will inevitably bring democracy. |
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If the nose of your saddle is brushing the back of your thighs, you are just right. |
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You may see blood on your toothbrush after brushing or you may have nosebleeds. |
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I could see Adam sitting on the bottom stair, brushing his hair away from his eyes. |
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I stood in front of my mirror, picked up my hairbrush, and started brushing my long, black hair. |
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Artificial pollination was effected by brushing the recipient flower stigmas with stamens from the pollen donors. |
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That night, while Laurel was brushing her teeth, I stared out our window at the cruise ships docked in the harbor. |
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I'm sure that I saw Jack put a black beret and a striped jumper into his overnight bag and he's been brushing up his O-level French. |
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His right hand strayed to her cheek, brushing away a strand of hair and playing on her soft skin. |
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He held his hands out in the near blackness of the chapel, brushing against her caul. |
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She was brushing her bright blue hair, putting two pigtails in her hair and a heart clip to hold back loose strands. |
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The Persian's celestial beauty must be maintained with the earthly toil of combing and brushing on an almost daily basis. |
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The gauze mask is a good idea whenever you're brushing out chambers and bores. |
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After brushing, a rubdown with a chamois cloth will bring out the natural sheen in a boxer's coat. |
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On more than one occasion, Katy nearly overbalanced while brushing cobwebs from her face. |
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A beautiful one, with so many wild flowers that a sweet scent of lavender lingered on the soft breeze that was brushing his face. |
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This includes brushing the dirt from the injection site and swabbing the area with alcohol or disinfectant. |
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After quickly brushing Mesa, I began to saddle him up, carefully tightening the cinch. |
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She helped me get dressed in one of the elaborate straight white gowns and placed a silver circlet on my head after brushing my long hair. |
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She lifted the velvet cloth and the fabric slipped between her fingers, brushing against her bare fingers. |
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The Scots were able to ignore these failings in brushing aside the feeblest of Welsh challenges a fortnight ago. |
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She stood behind her mother, ivory comb in hand, brushing through the voluminous red hair. |
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After brushing my teeth and combing the knots out of my shoulder length hair I went to the wardrobe to retrieve the uniform I was to wear today. |
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A familiar Spring breeze blew past us and I felt my hair brushing against my face. |
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Jake lay back in his bed and listened to the feverous brushing in the other room. |
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He strode toward her, brushing past vivid magenta blooms of fireweed and purple geranium. |
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We're brushing off the fact that she walked by me as though I was invisible and the fact that she said nothing of importance after my apology. |
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Luke and I look at each other and think it strange that she's clearly flipping out over someone brushing against her bag. |
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He looked good anyway, with his wet blond hair flopped in his face, just brushing the top of his eyes. |
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Most pregnant women have some bleeding of their gums, especially while brushing or flossing their teeth. |
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While brushing and flossing your pets' teeth is the obvious answer, there are other less digit-threatening ways to go about it. |
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Bryce paused in his tooth brushing, bubbles of minty liquid foam dripping messily down his chin. |
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What about brushing one's teeth, as opposed to letting natural tooth decay take its course? |
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She was brushing my hair into a French plait to keep her trembling hands occupied. |
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I stood up and after brushing away the dirt crusting my clothes followed her lead. |
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Cytologic evaluation of the brushing material demonstrated clusters of small cuboid cells consistent with an endometrial origin. |
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After drying, and brushing, and pulling and brushing and drying some more, my hair was one huge, frizzy, fuzzy mop. |
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Mother powdered my face, brushing blush onto my cheeks and a dark lipstick on my lips that matched my hair. |
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Limiting intake of sugary foods and regular brushing and flossing all contribute to your child's dental health. |
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After brushing her teeth, she pulled the pins from her hair, letting it fall in waves down to her hips. |
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The dress fell below her knees, the soft red fabric brushing against her legs and sending goose pimples creeping across her flesh. |
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The next morning, I changed into a fresh gown from the wardrobe and went into the bathroom to give myself a quick brushing and washing up. |
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He staggered back, startled, and then brushing the curtain away, he stepped into the great room of the Captain's house. |
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He is brushing shoulders with some of Britain's best-loved actors, working as a camera grip with ITV Yorkshire. |
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You start building a relationship with the horse through scratching or brushing the places the horse loves to be groomed. |
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No sooner has Frank recovered the uphill ski than he turns aghast to see another bad crash and a second guided missile just brushing past him. |
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Inside, Lewis was half-heartedly pretending to clean up, brushing things to one side with a dishcloth and humming tunelessly to himself. |
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Her diurnal ritual of hurriedly brushing her hair before the mirror expands to one of self-admiration. |
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But you have to walk before you can run, and I have had to concentrate on brushing up the forward play. |
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A thorough brushing will dislodge ticks picked up during walkies, they add. |
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Gareth was holding my hands, absently brushing his thumbs back and forth like he always does. |
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Eva sat at her vanity table, brushing her long dark hair, absent-mindedly, thinking of other things. |
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After baths, jammies, and brushing of teeth, we gather in the living room, the television turned off, the house quiet. |
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The watchman from the previous night caught my eyes and I knew that brushing it off as a simple misunderstanding wasn't a possibility. |
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The cat obediently came and sat at her feet, his whiskers brushing her throat. |
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The rata trees in flower, the birds, the brushing of wet fern against my bare legs as I climbed over ridges on rainy days, chasing wild pigs. |
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Afghans require weekly baths and brushing to remove dead hair and to prevent the tangling and matting to which they are prone. |
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The only noise that came to me was from the soles of my boots brushing against the wild grass growing on the weathered road. |
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You see her intermittently through the windshield, as the wipers sweep back and forth, brushing the rain aside. |
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Do you recall the soothing touch of your mother, brushing away your tears and kissing it better? |
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He turned around and headed to a small courtyard where a young man sat, brushing a wolfhound. |
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The comb is specially designed to cut through knots and tangles and much less time is spent in brushing and combing your Shih Tzu. |
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Also you can install tap flow aerators or regulators to decrease the amount of water used when washing your hands or brushing your teeth. |
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She breathed heavily and Ian alternated between blowing on her hot forehead and brushing heavy hair out of her face. |
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The lattice, with its entwined flowering twig pattern, was finished in pink, bronze, and green by brushing on copper-based colorants. |
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Instead of brushing up on their excuses, they should try stiffening their resolve. |
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She tried to make an escape by brushing past him but his hand suddenly shot out and grabbed her wrist. |
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Apply generously with light strokes and avoid brushing over it again once it's on. |
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Dentists approve of children's electric toothbrushes because they clean well, but even so, a parent should do the brushing. |
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He gave the tuxedo a critical once over, brushing it down to remove any lint. |
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Sitting there across from him on the blanket in the park, he couldn't resist brushing his fingers against her full rounded cheek. |
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Almost as routine as brushing one's teeth, checking e-mail has worked its way into the daily routine of millions. |
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In extenuating circumstances a cat may need his fur trimmed, otherwise a weekly brushing should do it. |
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Whether it's brushing your teeth or fastening your seatbelt ready for a long-haul flight, you trust in the scientific method. |
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She got up, not answering, brushing her blouse and smoothing out the slightly rumpled skirt. |
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Her still damp auburn hair hung limply in ringlets, brushing her bare shoulders. |
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The second row left the defence for dead with a 30-metre gallop, brushing off at least three would-be tacklers in the process. |
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And then came the churning, rolling and rolling again in the river bottom, crashing against rocks and brushing by tamarisks bent by the flood. |
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I resume brushing the knots and tangles out of his hair and furrow my brow, once again in deep contemplation. |
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Lay 3 sheets of filo pastry flat on a tea towel, brushing between each sheet with melted butter. |
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Sophia came up to her, brushing her long manicured fingernails against her cheek. |
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Her loosely curled red hair hung down from her head, lightly brushing her test paper as she scribbled an answer down on the answer sheet. |
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I grabbed a pair of black ballet flats and leapt through the door after quickly brushing my hair. |
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After brushing her hair and letting her bangs fall over her forehead, Jewel went into the kitchen of her apartment. |
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Sakura blushed as he measured her, his skin brushing against hers now and then. |
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She taught me about what her grooming needs would be, everything from cleaning her face to brushing her teeth. |
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After showering, brushing my teeth and putting on clean clothes I unlocked the shower door and headed to the hospital wing. |
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Physical removal of the bacteria through brushing or wiping the teeth is still necessary. |
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I finished brushing my teeth and wiped the steamy mirror so I could see my reflection. |
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Power failures seem to be the order of the day as they have become as routine as brushing one's teeth every morning. |
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An Afro or wide-toothed comb is ideal for brushing tightly curled black hair. |
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Lena stepped nervously into the classroom, smoothing her jeans the best she could, and brushing the long brown hairs from her black top. |
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Pulling on a pair of trousers, and brushing damp freshly-washed hair out of my eyes, I tried to work out what they'd got me for. |
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To pass the time, she busied herself arranging Cecily's nightdress and brushing her hair. |
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She sat down across from him behind her desk, taking out a comb and brushing her long blonde hair. |
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Each evening, she sat in a chair on the balcony, brushing her long auburn hair while watching the sun set over the ocean. |
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She hurried down, to shoo it off Zed's doona, guiltily brushing away imaginary hairs. |
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She pulled her favourite hairbrush out of the top right-hand drawer and started brushing her long auburn hair. |
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She reached for a silver hairbrush and tenderly began brushing her hair. |
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Since Arabic and Hebrew have similar sources, one can deduce analogously that in Hebrew also it would have meant brushing away and forgiving sins. |
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She smiled, her fingers brushing lightly over the pictured faces. |
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A snowy owl glided low down past me, brushing my leg with its great wing. |
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If your gums hurt after brushing, apply ice to soothe the pain. |
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The full length skirt of the dress flowed out, brushing the floor. |
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Toothbrushing lasted for approximately five minutes after each meal and included brushing the teeth, the dorsum of the tongue, and the palatal and mandibular mucosa. |
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Smedinghoff sought to make herself more credible by brushing up on her own footwork after-hours. |
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The haircut still matters and while professional styling may not always be required, the length and way of parting or brushing it should match the face, age and profession. |
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Pulling back the covers he laid her in and pulled the covers up over her before brushing the hair from her face and pressing a quick kiss to her unresponsive lips. |
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Margaret stood, brushing invisible specks of grass off of her skirt. |
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Altair picked himself up from the ground, brushing the dirt from his coat. |
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He sighed, following her from the room, on the way to the door a red coated man bumped heavily into them, knocking Kirsten to the side and brushing heavily against Kaerin. |
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I stood to face him, and he was brushing me off, trying to avoid my eyes. |
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Grill the aubergines, fennel, courgettes, and peppers, a few at a time, brushing with plenty of olive oil and seasoning on both sides until well coloured and tender. |
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Perhaps your reading comprehension skills need a little brushing up on. |
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Returning to work will be daunting enough, getting used to the new equipment, brushing up on your skills and having very little clothes up to date. |
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Certainly, Democrats don't own morality, either, but Republicans can't act sanctimoniously on the one hand while brushing aside hypocrisy on the other. |
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Marion took a part-time job at Guaranteed Trust on Lonsdale Avenue, while at the same time brushing up on her business skills in evening classes at Lucas School. |
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This includes brushing your teeth at least twice a day with a fluoride toothpaste and flossing or interdental brushes to clean in between the teeth daily. |
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A few years ago, a dentist I was seeing told me that I was brushing improperly in a sawlike motion and had caused slight damage to the gum surrounding one tooth. |
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He was in particular a mummy's boy and would do any thing for me like carrying the shopping, brushing my hair and if my back hurt he would tie my shoelaces. |
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His left leg was extended straight, spread across the length of the table, while his right leg hung limply off the side, his foot slowly brushing across the floor. |
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After tenderly brushing some of the raggedy red hair out of the little painted face, the girl shoved the toy into the bag as well and pulled the drawstrings tight. |
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He has yet to successfully spit out any toothpaste whilst brushing. |
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Daily brushing is almost mandatory to keep the hair from matting up. |
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Abigail flung a hand into her hair, brushing it back, and glaring. |
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Her body ached sweetly with the memories of the previous night's dream and the sensation of the sheets brushing over her skin sent small thrills through her. |
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Her trim body fits nicely against his, and her arm feels deliciously soft and smooth brushing against the fingertips of the hand he's resting on her waist. |
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Keep your mouth clean by brushing your teeth at least four times a day. |
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There was a way that it caressed her body and the pleats hung just so, brushing the tops of her feet like a soft whisper. |
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Wiping sweat from his face at the end of class, he led the horse to his stall, giving him a good rubdown and currying his mane and tail as well as brushing his body. |
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The teeth and tongue should be kept clean by brushing twice daily. |
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Kevin stood, brushing his hair out of his eyes with a weak, nervous smile. |
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This recipe calls for brushing the ears with a melted butter, cilantro, and hot red-chile mixture. |
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After brushing my teeth, I stepped into the shower stall and ran the tap. |
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Avery picked up a comb and continued brushing her hair straight. |
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Peeking through the window, the prince saw the most beautiful woman he'd ever laid eyes on, wearing a dress of golden satin and brushing out her lustrous hair. |
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However, eight balls later, a little extra lift from Zoysa was enough to snare India's maestro, the ball brushing his glove on the way through to Kaluwitharana. |
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They are sending a very clear signal to this Government that its number is up, and that Government members should start brushing off their CVs and looking for a new job. |
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Meanwhile, staff at the paper could be excused for wondering how their boss manages to edit the paper when he is so busy brushing up his broadcasting techniques. |
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Though many urbanites love to have a pet dog at home, they realise in the long run that they have little time for walking the dog or brushing his coat. |
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People might say they are calm but the way we've cut up the landscape here is raw, brutal, hillsides of houses brushing right up against the forest. |
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He gently kissed her cheek, dark strands of his hair brushing her face. |
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Consumption of garlic, onions, spicy foods, aromatic cheeses and alcohol can produce this transient odour irrespective of brushing, flossing or gargling. |
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Sutaakingu bowed low, brushing back a strand of flyaway hair. |
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Slowly, her eyes opened and she looked out over the hushed clearing, the over grown grass moving in an unfelt breeze and brushing against the knees of her pants. |
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Mouth injuries, such as biting the inside of your lip or even brushing too hard and damaging the delicate lining inside your mouth, also seem to bring on canker sores. |
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The men's job was to operate the sweepers, brushing up the vegetable waste, the paper bags, the scraps and orts of the Market like prairie harvesters. |
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There is a debate about whether or not tooth brushing is allowed. |
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Many Neotropical tarantulas defend themselves by brushing off special urticating hairs from their bodies. |
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There is also a concern that the process of brushing may lead to embolisation of infected biofilm. |
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Efficacy of various disinfectants on microbially contaminated toothbrushes due to brushing. |
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But most were offended by a skit that showed a boy who spoke with an Azeri accent brushing his teeth with a toilet brush. |
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To marbleize a section of the floor, start by brushing paint from the first plate onto the surface to create a neutral base. |
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These fit over the teeth like gumshields and can be removed for eating and brushing. |
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Brushed metal effects on films are usually made by scratching or brushing, which is reportedly less consistent and less durable than embossing. |
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Sir Daniel, brushing the blood out of his eyes, stared blinkingly upon his captive. |
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My hair was so boofy this morning it took 10 minutes of brushing to get it looking decent. |
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Dry brushing is an excellent way to cleanse the pores and remove foreign substances. |
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These brushes will keep you from ruining your work by brushing away erasings with your hand and smearing your pencil work. |
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The invisible cord... I followed him down a narrow path with a rippling lake of grain on each side, wheat stalks brushing my hosen. |
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Alice's sister wakes her up from a dream, brushing what turns out to be some leaves, and not a shower of playing cards, from Alice's face. |
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Despite Choco doing the naked apron bit in the OP, they don't have her do it in the episode. In the ED, Choco is still brushing her teeth wrong. |
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Into her darkness, a churning synaesthesia, where her pain was the taste of old iron, scent of melon, wings of a moth brushing her cheek. |
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The lighthearted nature of the creative makes brushing seem like an accomplishable goal and I believe parents will heed our message. |
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I recommend that after brushing twice a day you have a 30-second sloosh of a mouth wash that can reduce tartar. |
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Instead of using chemical nasties, spritz on straight vodka and leave for 15 minutes before brushing o the dark stains with a nailbrush. |
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The design of this innovative toothbrush corrects maladaptive brushing habits and fosters healthy practices. |
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The use of dry brushing was certainly widespread in Italian rural church decoration by the nineteenth century, where it was employed mainly for reasons of economy. |
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Later, this may have become active by the evolution of a partial vacuum inside the bladder, tripped by prey brushing against trigger hairs on the door of the bladder. |
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They are the broomsticks associated with witches but they are effective outdoor brooms, especially for brushing leaves and wormcasts off the lawn. |
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Afterward he took his smart visored cap off the hook and limped down town, his boots and leggings and uniform very spick and span from Ma Werner's expert brushing and rubbing. |
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The nurse was brushing knots from the protesting child's hair. |
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Wiping a baby's mouth after each feeding with a damp washcloth or brushing children's teeth with fluoride toothpaste if age appropriate are also key preventative measures. |
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They will look for any tooth damage and repair it, professionally descale your teeth and talk to you about the necessity for good brushing and flossing. |
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Glaze may be applied by dusting the unfired composition over the ware or by spraying, dipping, trailing or brushing on a thin slurry composed of the unfired glaze and water. |
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Ho! What do I here behold? Were you brushing the cobwebs off a few quims? |
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