Mr Davies plumps for a local ram, from "quality stock".
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She starts in one dimension, then gradually plumps into three.
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One of the options is also "seduce," which plumps up the lips.
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In choosing between political boldness and stability, Brazil generally plumps for the latter.
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While you're catching your ZZZs, the mask plumps up your skin with beneficial ingredients.
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It smoothes lines, plumps, and just looks like you had eight glasses of water.
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Facetune&aposs reshape function plumps thin lips into the full, pouty Kylie Jenner kind.
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This Veneffect lip treatment fights aging, plus it hydrates, plumps and does so much more.
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U.S. health experts continually cite the obesity epidemic, and the fitness industry reciprocally plumps up.
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As Lady Archer squeezes, primps, and plumps, we see gestures strangely akin to the nearby boxer's.
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To stretch the rice she buys for her family of three, she plumps it into porridge.
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The new cloudlike formula of the classic wrinkle fighter instantly melts into skin and plumps like no other.
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That's where adding HA comes in: When applied topically, it immediately hydrates, plumps, and reduces the appearance of fine lines.
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The scrubber boosts circulation and plumps my lips — which is a hell of a lot sexier than my old biting routine.
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" Obama plumps for Pelosi at fundraiser - WashEx: "Former President Barack Obama threw his support behind House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif.
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It's like you have a little workout and you see the muscles jumping, and it plumps and firms the skin as well.
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As a gloss, it plumps and makes lips more supple, and they don't become super dry by the end of the day.
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He makes the reservations and buys the tickets; he mends Williams's socks, plumps the pillows and goes on late-night pill runs.
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Enter Too Faced Hangover Rx Replenishing Face Primer — a super-light moisturizing primer that plumps skin and keeps makeup looking fresh all day.
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There are a lot of face masks out there, but we found one that calms, nourishes, firms, plumps and refines the skin immediately.
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Another plumps for Prince Andrew on the grounds that he has time on his hands and has already managed to unite the country.
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"This variety is ideal for people with dry skin, as the oil moisturizes and plumps up the skin while you're wearing it," says Olivier.
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After that, he minces a handful of garlic cloves and plumps up some whole mustard seeds in a hot vinegar solution for even more kick.
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Contemplating the matter sub specie aeternitatis, Klosterman plumps for a third possibility as the true avatar of rock, whose identity I'll reveal later in this review.
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The creamy, cooling blend of hyaluronic acid, squalane, and avocado oil plumps my dry, tired morning undereye skin while subtly brightening and leaving a nice dewy sheen.
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This means they haven't been treated with sodium bisulfite (or another preservative solution), which bleaches them, plumps them with water, and makes them nearly impossible to brown.
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You put it on your face and let it get really sticky, then you do this thing with your fingertips to pull the skin up, which [temporarily] plumps the skin.
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Jung Saem Mool has her own line of these basics, and I am absolutely smitten with the Mool Cream, which has a consistency that melts beautifully and plumps up skin.
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There's Slap It, which exfoliates, Bite It, which plumps with collagen, Shake It, which firms and illuminates the butt skin, and Squeeze It, which also hydrates and evens skin tone.
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Glycolic, salicylic, and lactic acids, along with Australian caviar lime extract, make up the gentle peel component, and the Hungarian brand's patented mineral-water healing complex plumps, soothes, and restores balance.
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And for those of you skeptical of applying any heat to raw oyster perfection, the heat here isn't enough to cook them; it just plumps them up makes the texture even better.
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Nuxe's new roll-on mask checks all the right boxes: it calms my skin when it freaks out, softens dry patches, and plumps my tired, dull complexion — all without breaking me out.
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For the current study, researchers focused on a procedure that plumps up the lips with tissue taken from what's known as the superficial musculoaponeurotic system (SMAS), a layer of tissues under the skin of the face.
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The namesake black rose extract has smoothing and free radical-fighting benefits (I haven't been able to stop touching my face all day), while the remaining team of extracts stimulates collagen production, moisturizes, softens, and plumps.
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Treatment choices include lubricants, applied just before intercourse to reduce the sand-papery feeling in the vagina; moisturizers, used about three times a week to keep the vagina moist; and estrogen that plumps the vaginal wall lining.
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Many people still vote along ethnic lines: the central Ashanti region reliably plumps for the Mr Akufo-Addo's New Patriotic Party (NPP) and the Volta in the east for the NDC (although this time many NDC supporters stayed at home).
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Ahead are the products that came out on top, including a must-have mascara, a lip plumper that actually plumps, and an eyebrow pencil that changes the game... At Refinery29, we're here to help you navigate this overwhelming world of stuff.
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Instead, Weiner has come up with a messy, sprawling thing that is gorgeous to look at, puzzling to ponder, and occasionally so full of itself that it plumps up into a perfectly round sphere and starts rolling down a hill toward oblivion.
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Plastic surgeons in Latin America's top economy, known for pioneering the Brazilian Butt Lift that transfers fat from other areas of the body to the buttocks, have seen a massive spike in demand for labiaplasty, a surgery that slims or plumps the labia.
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When it comes to combating fine lines, experts often extol the virtues of two skin-care ingredients in particular: retinol, a vitamin A derivative often touted as the "gold standard" thanks to its ability to increase cell turnover, and hyaluronic acid, a humectant, which reduces the loss of moisture in cells and hydrates and plumps skin from the inside out.
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Real talk: I don't think I've ever seen my skin look so beautiful — which makes sense, because while there are long-term skin-evening properties to the facial (I will report back if anything miraculous happens in the next few months), any treatment that plumps the skin with oxygen is temporary and meant to be done before a big event, like the wedding to your supermarket soul mate.
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Warners, who had just made Whatever Happened to Baby Jane? with Aldrich, agreed to finance.Showmen Poll Led Again by Doris Day: Aldrich Picks Lollo, Ekberg; Hawks Plumps for Originals Scheuer, Philip K. Los Angeles Times 3 Jan 1963: C7. In March, Frank Sinatra agreed to co star.
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Los Angeles Times 20 Mar 1963: C13. Hawks called the film "as broad a comedy as has been filmed in many years. Yet it's believable."Showmen Poll Led Again by Doris Day: Aldrich Picks Lollo, Ekberg; Hawks Plumps for Originals Scheuer, Philip K. Los Angeles Times 3 Jan 1963: C7.
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One of six siblings, Agnes Plump grew up in Bremen where, it was said, the Plumps had lived for ten generations. The family were well connected. Later she became godmother to Karl Carstens, a leading national politician during the 1960s–80s. Hermann Plump, her father, was a grain merchant who had wanted to be a painter himself.
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Eggs of Spinus spinus Pairs are generally formed during the winter period before migration. The males compete aggressively for the females. As part of the courtship the male plumps up the feathers of the pileus and rump, making itself bigger, extending the tail and singing repeatedly. They also make mating flights from tree to tree, although they are not as eye-catching as the flights of the other finches.
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Vaporwave doesn't just recreate corporate lounge music – it plumps it up into something sexier and more synthetic." In his 2019 book Hearing the Cloud: Can Music Help Reimagine The Future?, academic Emilie Frankel wrote that vaporwave was reduced to "a commercial shell of itself" by those who fetishized the 1980s and "retro synth-pop". He likened the scene to PC Music, a label that "was seen to warp from an ironic affirmation of commercialism, to become just regular pop.
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The Ruskin Students Union is known for its political and social endeavours. In January 2013, it joined a Unite Against Fascism protest at the Oxford Union when it invited Nick Griffin, the leader of the British National Party to speak, and it has also given support to the striking nurses in the Karen Reissmann dispute.Corin Williams, "Karen Reissmann plumps for out of court settlement", Community Care, 29 January 2009. Notable former executive members of the RSU include John Prescott and Jack Ashley.
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The Tale of The Flopsy Bunnies was published in French as La Famille Flopsaut in 1931, in Afrikaans as Die Varhall van Die Flopsie-Familie in 1935, in Dutch as Die Kleine Langoortjes in 1946 and again in Dutch as Het Verhaal van De Woolepluis-Konijntjes in 1969, in German as Die Geschichte Der Hasenfamilie Plumps in 1947, and in Japanese in 1971 under licence to Fukuinkan-Shoten, Tokyo. The tale was published in the Initial Teaching Alphabet in 1965.Linder 1971, pp.
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Curling back upwards, it completes its emergence, swallowing air, which plumps out its body, and pumping haemolymph into its wings, which causes them to expand to their full extent. Dragonflies in temperate areas can be categorized into two groups, an early group and a later one. In any one area, individuals of a particular "spring species" emerge within a few days of each other. The springtime darner (Basiaeschna janata), for example, is suddenly very common in the spring, but disappears a few weeks later and is not seen again until the following year.
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"Antonio und Großvater Autobus" ("Antonio and Grandfather Antrobus") appeared in 1965, bringing millions - not just the younger readers - a little closer to distant Italy. She also wrote many children's songs. She was a member of the Aus dem Butzemannhaus team with East German children's radio. She created Pittiplatsch and the dog Moppi as well as Plumps, fictional characters featuring in television fairy tales in the series "Zu Besuch im Märchenland" and in the evening "Sandmännchen" animations, which were among the most successful and enduring productions from East German television.
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It was a musical service, with hymns accompanied by violin and flute, and was so well received that an evening service was held by lamplight. Ballarat historian W. B. Withers is vague on early details, saying the Anglicans followed on the heels of the Wesleyans. Spielvogel records that it was the Revd William Sim and the Revd A. Morrison who held a service in a tent in November 1851 not far from the present site of St Paul's Bakery Hill. Yet another Anglican source plumps for the Revd Charles Perks of St Peter's Eastern Hill who visited and officiated at an outdoor service under the escarpment later overlooked by Christ Church.
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Before departing, the ghost of Darius prophesies another Persian defeat at the Battle of Plataea (479 BCE): "Where the plain grows lush and green,/Where Asopus' stream plumps rich Boeotia's soil,/The mother of disasters awaits them there,/Reward for insolence, for scorning God."Raphael and McLeish (1991, p. 26). Xerxes finally arrives, dressed in torn robes ("grief swarms," the Queen says just before his arrival, "but worst of all it stings / to hear how my son, my prince, / wears tatters, rags" (845–849)) and reeling from his crushing defeat. The rest of the drama (908–1076) consists of the king alone with the chorus engaged in a lyrical kommós that laments the enormity of Persia's defeat.
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