A damn near perfect concealer application with thoroughly buffed edges.
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Ms. Hilty has buffed that skill to a high shine.
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You emerge with your optic nerve cleansed, buffed, and sparkling.
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"It's much more subversive than a buffed bunny," he said.
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Behind Lancaster's buffed-up image lie darker realities, Parris' opponents say.
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The Parks Department buffed the painting in the tunnel almost immediately.
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Somewhere along the line, all his rough edges were buffed away.
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They prepped them for sales, getting them fit and buffed up.
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Then, more gel is applied and cured on the freshly-buffed tip.
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Then the powder is buffed and filed to smooth out the shape.
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The team with multiple players (fighters) is either nerfed or not buffed.
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Although Recon configuration was buffed, Sentry configuration is still Bastion's bread and butter.
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A black Lexus, buffed to a high shine, honked its way through pedestrians.
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Too thin and wavy to sand, I buffed and coated it with polyurethane.
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Mr. Audi seems to have gently buffed them all to a straightforward sheen.
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"Should we cuddle?" asked a buffed-out guy who had come in late.
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During a full episode of The Ted Bundy Files, you trimmed, filed, and buffed.
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She cleaned and buffed the floors until you could see your reflection in them.
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Murals go up and then get buffed and a new mural takes its place.
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You can see the metrosexual legacy in the buffed, pampered, increasingly feminized men of Britain.
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Ripping up the 1950s cement tiles revealed the original terracotta bricks, now cleaned and buffed.
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So we buffed Sombra, especially the hacking in order to help with the tank situation.
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The city buffed them pretty thoroughly for years, so it had fallen out of favor.
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It's surface is remarkably smooth, looking as if someone buffed it down with a polishing kit.
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Some existing assassin items are getting buffed, like the Serrated Dirk and the Duskblade of Draktharr.
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Glass and gold-trimmed shelving and mirrors alike were buffed to a sense of moral purpose.
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One downside of this product is that it can't be used on suede or buffed leather.
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He also sold golf balls and stamps, buffed cars, and set up pinball machines in barbershops.
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Abloh has a buffed bald head, a light beard, and a friendly gap in his teeth.
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It's since been polished, buffed up and re-recorded to reflect their updated sound and skillset.
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And it's as spanking new again as the latest buffed-up old thing ever could be.
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My makeup buffed seamlessly into my skin and I was (almost) 100% shine-free by 2 p.m.
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The restorative slurp juice has been buffed, while the health of all material walls has been increased.
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Everything that once was rundown and rusted suddenly seems new and exotic, buffed to a striking shine.
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Anyone can have their shoes cleaned, buffed and shined, absolutely free of charge (tip is not included).
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You created an account, buffed up your career history, connected your address book, and then forgot about it.
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The star sprayed a small amount of the product on a paper towel and buffed at the lines.
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Oh, and the brakes are buffed too, gaining an extra inch on the front discs of both versions.
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It might be the case that Nvidia hasn't buffed out all the flaws ahead of a commercial release.
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The story spun around her, though, is a fairy tale of tentative independence with every edge buffed smooth.
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The shiny, white, round and small units have been rounded and buffed for an even more refined look.
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"You can get a fungus if the acrylic isn't clean," O'Connell said, as Yasuda buffed her right thumbnail.
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"I used shades Y3, R2, and R4, lightly sprayed in layers and buffed with big, dry puff," she reveals.
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"Airborne" percolates with baubles of percussion, Nile Rodgers-esque disco guitars, and vocal samples all buffed to a sheen.
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Several of the minions the Token Druid needs are first summoned through spells, and then further buffed by spells.
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Years ago, I bought my first pieces of handsome, buffed black clay cookware made by La Chamba in Colombia.
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Gas burners are punched into the centers of the long mess-hall tables lined up between buffed wooden benches.
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Even in late April, Asbury Park was open for business, its rough edges buffed by all kinds of cool.
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It means that across the celebrity-fashion-society-finance axis gowns are being brushed, bodies buffed and eyebrows threaded.
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There are people whose job is to make sure every fingerprint gets buffed out, that every speck of dust vanishes.
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In fact, look at any photo of Styles, and his nails are basically guaranteed to be perfectly buffed and filed.
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By contrast, the Swimsuit issue clips pop with color, every square millimeter buffed into a little gem of tropical warmth.
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Maybe it's the "Downton Abbey" effect: the English scullery has been buffed up, ever so slightly, and shipped to America.
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That third full-length studio album sees Yeah Yeah Yeahs suddenly veer into electropop with synths buffed to a sheen.
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Accordingly, the Riverdale parents — all buffed and polished to match their children's beauty — have some vague plots of their own.
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First, she applied MAC Kajal liner through the upper and lower lash line, which she then buffed toward the brows.
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The final touch was a fine gold powder that she sprinkled over a clear base and buffed to a shine.
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How about instead of clutching palms like two buffed-down starfishes 69'ing each other's indecipherable genitalia, we just…don't!
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Stats are adjusted, defenses buffed, and attacks improved, and so on, with NetherRealm promising 1,000 options for each category of gear.
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Even as teams form, they're being shaken up and moved around, new heroes are being introduced, old heroes are getting buffed.
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"They totally buffed up security after the Parkland shooting," said Weir while at her home in Roswell, a north Atlanta suburb.
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Pat away the exfoliating sugar crystals and what's left behind is a light lanolin balm to protect your freshly buffed pout.
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Graffiti, which was ephemeral to begin with, liable to be whitewashed, buffed, or defaced, was mostly obliterated by the mid-1980s.
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Recall the historic, graffiti-covered mansion at 190 Bowery, which he had buffed last year after purchasing it for $55 million.
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Smokeshow and Activist (the matte black and matte espresso shades) make amazing liners with a dense, angled brush or buffed all over.
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Today, the festival has buffed up its offerings even more with the announcement of another interactive installation, this one inspired by Grimes.
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We shuffle around on the buffed linoleum floor of the family visitation room where a few plastic chairs are unstacked for us.
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"To me, the secret to beautiful skin is exfoliation and keeping all the dead skin cells buffed off your skin," she said.
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He buffed out all of the print on them and connected those to wires which were then connected to the drum machine.
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Plus, it's getting warm out and my feet have no reason to be in sandals until they get scrubbed, buffed, and polished.
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This was the Copa Libertadores, the Superclásico, but a doctored, Disney version: less exotic, more European; its tarnishes buffed, its edges smoothed.
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Mr. Gindi and Ms. Miller, the former designer of Sophomore, have buffed the space and its offerings to an Instagram-ready gleam.
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In an Instastory post, Rihanna squeezed a dollop of Who Needs Clothes onto her shoulder and buffed it in with a kabuki brush.
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Bella, on the other hand, it has this sexual drive that is constantly being buffed back by Edward in a very paternalistic way.
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With acrylics, your nail is usually what&aposs buffed, so I could already see how this process would be a bit more gentle.
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Here is a boss battle from the fighters' perspective with no respawn and a majorly buffed Reinhardt boss: The possibilities don't stop there.
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For DeLorean, the stainless proposition was that scratches could be easily buffed out, but of course the car&aposs shimmering skin was marketing.
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He has stacked sheet music on the floor under a well-buffed antique wooden table that is a testament to his refinishing skills.
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The $13 billion U.S. electronics and appliance retailer's second-quarter results were nearly a mirror image of a year ago, buffed by share buybacks.
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Finally, after your visage has been thoroughly buffed, moisturized, and spritzed to a high shine, brush your teeth and you're all ready for bed.
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There were the buffed shoes and suit of a man of power, next to the ragged clothes of a man sitting on a sidewalk.
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Narrator: The parts go through a process of building up layers of paint, then eventually get buffed and polished to reveal the final finish.
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A long wall is devoted to 2,300 earthwork tiles in tones of dark brown to black, buffed to a gentle shine and precisely aligned.
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Earlier this year, a YouTuber took a drill to a ceramic Mi 5 and failed; the ceramic just buffed it off like it was NBD.
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The Met players, long buffed in Wagner by James Levine, will be led by the more febrile Simon Rattle, in just his second Met outing.
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Those business cards were made from metal cut on a waterjet, bent by the machine, and buffed to a shine by yet another specialized waterjet machine.
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Paint gleaming and brass fittings buffed to a hospital shine, there were frigates from near-allies such as Russia, and destroyers from almost-foes like India.
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Potential cabinet appointees march across its buffed marble floors, past the cameras that stream the scene live to C-Span, and into the gold mirrored elevators.
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Sensitive, decorous and buffed by Eun-ah Lee's warm photography, "Front Cover" still strains to surmount its thin narrative and unfortunate dips into clichéd cultural comedy.
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The single player (the boss) is buffed to have higher health, do more damage, have shorter cooldowns, move faster or a combination of those three things.
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The dock's theme got updated and the icons became ever so slightly more refined and buffed, with some newbies including the iCloud and Games Center icon.
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This creates a ribbed surface that can be buffed out which makes it look more like traditional steel, but the finished bridge will keep this raw appearance.
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The real magic — where stars get their under-eye bags deflated, their hair sprayed, and their body highlighter buffed to glow-y perfection — takes place hours before.
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After, I mixed Fenty Beauty Pro Filt'r Soft Matte Longwear Foundation in 190 and 210 and buffed into Kelly's skin with the brand's Full Bodied Foundation brush.
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On the plus side, a matte finish does not show swirl marks as a standard polished car would, because the paint is not buffed to a shine.
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"Krasinski previously told the story to Conan O'Brien in 2016, which was around the time he buffed up for his roles in "13 Hours" and Amazon's "Jack Ryan.
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Soon, even this final step might be buffed away, as Instagram recently began rolling out a native payments feature, letting users pay certain brands directly through their feeds.
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Onscreen, Delvey's saga — the crown jewel in what has been proclaimed a prime season for grifting, complete with T-shirts — can be buffed and honed into something neater.
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It consists of chips of marble, stone, or glass, the gaps filled by cement or a similar binding material; the surface is then buffed to a smooth finish.
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The Warren This cozy American-style bistro, with well-buffed wood paneling and leather banquettes, serves oysters, chicken liver parfait, kale Caesar salad and hake with celery root.
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But the exact mechanism for achieving those goals — single-payer, a robust public option, or simply a buffed-up version of Obamacare — is still very much up for debate.
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While we didn't get to test out the Vivo XL250 Plus, from the appearance and specs, it appears to be a slightly buffed-up version of the Vivo XL23.
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China uses the CDF, which it has hosted for nearly two decades, as an occasion to present its story, buffed to a fine sheen, for an influential foreign audience.
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There's nothing wrong with that, necessarily—most biographers are infatuated with their subjects—but here history is revised and the record buffed up to the point of being implausible.
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But the next day, as all Hollywood sat eating lunch at its favorite restaurant, Begelman walked through the door - tailored, barbered, buffed, shined and looking like a million bucks.
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This was in early March, in an unexpectedly pristine hangar by the Pittsburgh airport, its white floor buffed to a shine in which I could make out my reflection.
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My makeup routine was streamlined to sunscreen, bronzer buffed all over, and lip balm most days, and I still felt like the most put-together woman on the Amalfi Coast.
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The business offered low profit margins, but the work buffed Foxconn's financial results and cemented its status as the world's largest maker of hardware for companies like Apple and Sony.
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This phenomenon can, at the extremes of recreational efficiency worship, reduce fandom to a buffed-up and very violent office comedy in which the bosses get all the best lines.
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In "Picnic," Hal (the likable but distractingly gym-buffed David T. Patterson) is an ebullient drifter who lands in a small Kansas town and starts doing odd jobs for Mrs.
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"I buffed all of her skin that was showing with Tom Ford's Traceless foundation in a shade about four shades too dark to give her the radiant tan complexion," he revealed.
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More than 27710 of them are on view in "Monumental Journey: The Daguerreotypes of Girault de Prangey," a buffed jewel of an exhibition now open at the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
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Elsewhere, data seems to have already won: Algorithms have so thoroughly buffed away individualism that something called an "Instagram face" exists (and you probably know without clicking what it looks like).
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I could have sanded, buffed, and waxed the area for a more pristine fix, but honestly the bumper will never look new again, so I was happy to seal the damage.
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But whereas brass accents were buffed to a reflective gleam during those periods (all the better to glance off marble and mirrored surfaces), it gets a quieter matte treatment these days.
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Scented nail polishes have been around since the 21978s, when women would tint their nails with scented oils before getting them buffed and polished, but in the 2000s they made a comeback.
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We have reached the stage in the Democratic race when the best candidates have buffed their stump speeches to a shine like a chauffeur polishing the front grill on a Rolls Royce.
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Meanwhile, has fallen 1.64 percent against the dollar over the same period, from a high $1.2951 last Thursday to around $1.2738, although this has been buffed by Thursday's Bank of England decision.
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Once work is competed at one station, the bodies gently move to the next station on the line, buffed by a team of human hands and state-of-the-art robotic technology.
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I had never liked country music — just couldn't get my head around its twangy goodness, finely buffed edges and overt religiosity — but Florida Georgia Line brought me over to the dark side.
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So Julie Nostrand [the show's resident spray-tanner and Murgatroyd's partner for Peta Jane] and I scrubbed it, nail buffed it — a team of like, 11 makeup artists helped me get it off.
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Makeup artists have a lot to deal with when it comes to the red carpet: Bright flashes, harsh lighting, and unflattering lenses can turn a perfectly buffed face into a flat, blank canvas.
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Then instead of grabbing a full-coverage, matte base, Willis applied the Becca Aqua Luminous Perfecting Foundation ($44) down Fletcher's T-zone and buffed the formula out with a damp Beautyblender sponge ($20).
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He now lives in an apartment by the beach with his pet Chihuahua, runs his own theater school, and posts pics of himself on Facebook, buffed and tanned on the beaches of Sitges.
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There are Punjabi princesses in Jackie Onassis sunglasses, book club aunties in top-shelf homespun, parboiled-looking Englishmen, men of letters with Oxbridge accents and the occasional well-buffed South Delhi influence peddler.
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As a political consultant, Manafort buffed the image of Yanukovych and autocrats across the world, including Ferdinand Marcos of the Philippines and Mobutu Sese Seko of Zaire (now the Democratic Republic of the Congo).
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Commissioned in 2015 the Izumo is the largest warship launched by Japan since the second world war (also the cleanest ship that Lexington has ever visited, scrubbed and buffed to a near-hospital shine).
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The authorities were so hot on graffiti that painted trains were often buffed before going into service and, in some cases, taken out of service altogether to prevent them being seen by the public.
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Even if the Greens do not pull off a win in 2021 -- and thus don't name the chancellor -- they could still, as buffed-up coalition partner, turn much of their climate agenda into policy.
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That such similar imagery could advertise such divergent economic systems attests to the slipperiness of photographic style — and to the importance of looking past surfaces, even on the feeds of buffed-to-shine Instagrammers.
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It's as good a time to jump in as ever, since the game is constantly evolving as new heroes are added, maps and modes multiply and Mercy is nerfed, buffed, re-nerfed and so on.
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He had the majority of furniture and accessories removed, carpets and many of the built-ins torn out, wood floors buffed and two bedrooms that had been converted to offices returned to their original function.
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Although the presses seem ready to prepare a monstrous waffle, they actually produce steaming hot sheets of half shells, which are trimmed, buffed to be glued and pressed into a whole, pressurized sphere (or core).
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They talked about things like how silly it is for people to ask to have the scratches in their wedding rings buffed out, because the accretion of wear better represents the beauty of enduring relationships.
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Released in 2002, Nellyville smoothed out the edges of his debut and buffed them up with the glossy production of The Neptunes and Just Blaze (who worked on "Hot in Herre" and "Roc The Mic" respectively).
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Here's what Lopez, 210, has recently come to realize: that J. Lo — the artist, the brand, the astonishingly dewy face and buffed physique — is even more valuable than the entertainment industry has given her credit for.
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If you remember it took two or three months and multiple buffs to get Ana to really be recognised to the point where we were buffing her and didn't really think she needed to be buffed.
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Of course, this isn't necessarily a bad thing – in a world where everyone has been media-trained to an inch of their shiny, buffed-up lives, maybe Kanye's epic, meandering talks are simply part of his appeal.
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While of course she has the help of her trusty makeup artist Mario Dedivanovic to make certain her full face of glam is expertly shaded and buffed to perfection, the reality star is not too shabby herself.
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In true LA fashion, a set of three buffed, shiny car hoods hang from the 20-foot walls with Man One's signature use of bright colors and loopy, ghostly white figures that elongate like pieces of spaghetti.
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In " This Is the Sound of Irony: Music, Politics and Popular Culture ," Katherine L. Turner notes that the Beach Boys buffed up songs with automotive techno-speak—much as, in another age, Tom Clancy embraced nuclear technobabble.
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In the early years, he buffed their rougher edges, refined their harmonies and made songs like "Please, Please Me" and "A Hard Day's Night" perfect for both AM radio and the huge population of postwar baby-boom teenagers.
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As I looked at the stylish interventions—steel-framed windows, sans-serif signs made out of lightbulbs, buffed concrete floors—it was hard not to dream of proposals for similar makeovers for the historic buildings on Governors Island.
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But no—each week, without fail, these little square parcels contain a shiny, buffed up CD alongside a friendly and unassuming, "Listen to me?" note, and we ask ourselves, not for the first time: What the actual fuck?
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Blizzard ultimate cost increased by 15 percent Mei's ultimate ability Blizzard has been a bit overpowered since it was buffed with a larger radius, completely turning the tide in her team's favor when deployed in close-range team fights.
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" Vienna under the Nazis is "buffed to a gleaming carapace of red and black, like painted lips over savage teeth," while jars in a Chinatown shop feature "shaggy tree bark, tendriled mushrooms, a root that resembled a withered hand.
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I came to realize that my "A" in Literature from my freshman year and a job between classes and on weekends were not going to compete with pedigrees buffed to application perfection thanks to highly compensated college admissions coaches.
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It's not an unfamiliar sound for Peep—its morose strains are very clearly a nod to his usual producers like Smokeasac and Nedarb—but it presents a version of his sound with some of the rough edges buffed out.
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The other day, a makeup artist prepped my face by just massaging coconut oil into my skin for a really dewy look, and then she was using a Tata Harper serum that she buffed into my skin with a brush.
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An hour of losing later, I'd burned through most of my consumable resources, like the special candies which buffed my defense or the piles of ash which I could temporarily use to knock him out of his long combo strings.
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I've been half a dozen times at least to this buffed jewel of an exhibition, one of the most profound I have seen on the first years of photography and the legacy of 6853th-century art in 21st-century life.
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The menu is American, buffed with touches like a smoked fish dip alongside crudités, linguine with clams in a shellfish bisque, arugula and ricotta salata in the kale salad, and lobster spiced with harissa and served with a savory bread pudding.
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Once the bowls are emptied, donkey tacked to the cart by strops of old leather, the bottles rattled on board, the men loaded, the trumpet unsnapped from its shabby case, buffed on Necmettin's sleeve and sounded, they are off. Yarak!
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Even "serious anomaly" (2015), an image of a crashed jet composed from photographs of the original SpaceShipTwo's fatal test flight in 2014, has an air of glory, its fragmented shell shining despite its wreckage, as if freshly buffed for the shot.
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It doesn't have to be a $100, gold-foiled manicure — although Rihanna does make quite the case for it — but the act of having 'em buffed, trimmed, and painted just makes you feel fabulous, and one viral tweet just captured that exact sentiment.
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At each show, the red pigment was just as strong on the lips as usual, but a halo of color was buffed around the mouth with a brush — making the color more wearable and understated; perfect for those applying makeup on-the-go.
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Prince Arsyen had not been raised in the Order of the Red Woodpecker — buffed and preened and rubbed and polished to perfection by handmaidens each morning — with the idea that he would leave the royal palace and clean people's toilets in America.
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Mr. Greenberg and former A.I.G. chief financial officer Howard I. Smith face charges first brought in 2005 by Eliot Spitzer when he was the New York attorney general that they buffed up the insurer's financial results with fraudulent transactions in 2000 and 20113.
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And although Lowell has buffed the images to near-fantastical perfection, if you look closely at each of the images, you can see the giveaway textures which reveal this is not some backdrop for a new animated series but an actual three-dimensional object.
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"I think it's tremendous, its a good thing," Duncan, a 70-year-old part-time chauffeur, said as he buffed up the seats of his car in Edinburgh, adding that he thought it would help the economy and allow limits on who comes to Britain.
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Outside the French doors of the massive front rooms lie the bare black boughs of the Avenue Montaigne in winter, as though in a Stieglitz photograph; inside are decades of French design, gently stripped back to its essence and buffed to an impossible edge.
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My aesthetic is Chinese Crested (bare below the head), and my idea of a good time is the scene in The Hunger Games in which the tributes are taken to The Capitol, strapped down to tables, and buffed, waxed, and lasered within an inch of their lives.
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A sudden emotional shift away, not unlike a jump cut, from the levity Bernstein sets at the start occurs in Act Two, when Bieber, played by immaculately coiffed and buffed Luke Smithers, makes his appearance as an expressionless angel, a figure of exemplary conduct but wholly colorless.
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During the European soccer tournament last year, the city buffed up security around the Eiffel Tower and the Champ de Mars, the park that stretches southward from its base, where the authorities had set up an area for fans to party and watch games on giant screens.
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" She continues, "But we have been asked, entreated, to make parallels, and Serena Joy, as others have argued, hearkens the honey-smiles of Ivanka and Hope Hicks and every other refined conservative woman who, with nails buffed and manicured, voted to divest millions in their country of constitutional rights.
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Stanley, who co-wrote the script with Scarlett Amaris, makes a solid effort in blending modern computer-generated visual tricks with old-school practical effects, evoking a creeping sense of dread — buffed up by an eerie score from saxophone strongman Colin Stetson ("Hereditary") — through the core of the movie.
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Merchants' Gate opened in May at the Columbus Circle Station, a cleaner, buffed-up bar that dares you to forget that you're in a subway station — so much so that patrons may leave their work bags unattended at their high-tops to get a refill of Samuel Adams.
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Kaitlyn Frey WHAT: The Body Shop Honey Bronze Shimmering Dry Oil PRICE: $22 The Body Shop HOW I USED IT: Since this oil didn't come with a pump, I shook some product out straight onto a bodyblender (I learned my lesson the first time) and buffed it into my skin.
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" To that end, Kool AD buffed up on Kwanzaa facts on Wikipedia—and cops to the process in verse as he self-deprecatingly spits, "Kool AD specialize in knowledge / Kwanza was invented at Oberlin college / Wait, I just checked on the Internet, my fault / Kwanzaa was invented UCLA, my fault.
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I didn't like Masseduction when it came out––I felt like the new pop shine buffed away some of the most interesting crags and tics in Clark's work––but seeing the album performed in full like this helped some of the less formed ideas of the album crystalise for me.
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Watch the film and the Lion City, as it's known, appears exclusively populated by the immaculately coifed and buffed über-rich (true, there are plenty here) who live in lushly landscaped sprawling homes (many of those about) and jet set to islands to escape the ennui of daily life (it happens).
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The genre that Simon buffed to a high polish in works like "Plaza Suite" — a three-part marriage farce that returns to Broadway this spring — was built on cracks in American confidence that by 1968, when the play had its premiere, were beginning to undermine faith in our fundamental institutions.
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Whether it's used under the eyes to cover dark circles, or used on areas of hyperpigmented skin on those with olive skin or darker, it is meant to be buffed out so it's not visible and so that a more natural skin-toned concealer or foundation can be placed on top.
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The app is supposed to be a buffed-up version of Apple's Calendar app in macOS, but recently, its developer, Qbix, added extra code to mine monero, a digital coin launched in April 2014 and meant to be a more anonymous version of bitcoin, as you can't view transactions on a public ledger.
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MET ORCHESTRA Returning for its customary post-opera-season stand at Carnegie Hall, this ensemble, buffed by James Levine over decades, will be led by Mirga Grazinyte-Tyla (in Debussy, Mussorgsky and Tchaikovsky); Gianandrea Noseda (Mozart and Mahler); and Mr. Levine (Mozart, Mahler and the premiere of Charles Wuorinen's "Eros and Nemesis").
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Coming off a year in which they shredded the remnants of an era that successfully buffed out generations of hopelessness, the Clippers head into 2019 with a who's who ensemble cast that will use irrepressible depth, creativity, and luck in an admirable attempt to make everyone forget about the stars that are now gone.
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Among the mess of forms on the wooden table, I spot a boiled lobster encased in its crimson shell, three gold hoop earrings, a buffed silver platter, glossy magazine paper folded into origami, a length of nylon rope, a copy of the The Wall Street Journal, fresh citrus, and sprigs of rosemary, in addition to the trout.
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In his youth, Buffett also had other entrepreneurial schemes to make money: He bought used golf balls for $3.50 and sold them for $6; he rummaged through discarded horse race betting tickets searching for winners to turn them in for the payout; he sold collectible stamps, buffed cars and bought and installed pin-ball machines in local hairdressers, taking a cut of the profits.
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The second half of the book comprises an experiment called an "album quilt," a montage of "fragments" of varying length from pieces done across the years, a mix of buffed and whittled snippets in which Joan Baez leads to Thomas Wolfe, and a profile of Barbra Streisand gives way to a disquisition on oared ships, and young Time magazine McPhee alternates with wise New Yorker McPhee.
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