How To Use Dewy In A Sentence
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The result is a dewy, non-greasy finish.
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We often went to the park for picnics, sitting on the cannon in the sun, marvelling at the dewy luminescence of the bleeding heart begonias in the steamy green light of the conservatory.
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To blame their youth, however, is to question the gimmick: two dewy adolescent Russians adding a lesbian jolt to teen pop's fading schoolgirl fantasies.
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There's nothing as beautiful as an early-morning dewy newly-opened rose.
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The chilly wind whipped strands of dark hair across her face, and the dewy smell of wet grass filled her senses.
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Let's not give the impression that we are entering into this with dewy-eyed naivety.
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Jerusalem might carpenter a cross for Him, but the world would weave its heartfelt devotion into a crown of love for Him, bestudded with the dewy tears of its gratitude, sparkling like diamonds in the light of His face.
Quiet Talks on John's Gospel
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I can feel the stuff I don't say rotting inside me like mildewy spuds in a sack," he says.
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I can recall the dewy eyes of Kelli White at the world championships in Paris last summer when, after winning the 100 and 200 meters, she tested positive for a stimulant most often used to treat narcolepsy.
Starr Gazing: Jewels of Denial
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Under the band of Milky Way stars, we listened to crickets pulsate in the dewy grass, and watched the orange coals lick themselves with tiny flames.
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Those who be worth to remind is, cloakroom must consider airiness, bug eat by moth, mildewy phenomenon produces in order to avoid in damp season.
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This gives the perfect dewy finish instead.
The Sun
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Just two tiny drops in each eye will leave your eyes shining with a dewy glow.
The Sun
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Long proclaimed by dewy-eyed architecture critics as the prettiest town in England, the spot has won over foodies for having the most Michelin-starred restaurants in Britain outside London.
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Internationalism and its call for collective sovereignty - like socialism - may sound like the new messiah to dewy-eyed idealists.
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This is a gorgeous foundation which makes skin look naturally dewy and luminous.
The Sun
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Must The New York Post always unleash its film editor, V.A. Musetto, on every dewy starlet who appears in an independent film?
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In other words, when Bogart takes a long, hard look at the lovely Ingrid Bergman's dewy face in Casablanca, his gaze permits us to do the same without having to explain the politics of our pleasure.
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Gives a vibrant, dewy fresh, slightly shiny look to the cheeks.
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As the day wears on and temperatures spike, perspiration and oil create a sticky film, taking ‘dewy’ to an unflattering extreme.
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From her sleeve she pulled out a silk handkerchief, dampened it on the dewy grass, and dabbed at his wound.
One Year’s Worth of Woe « A Fly in Amber
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Still I'm not the dewy-eyed innocent of a year ago.
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`My mother," he said, pointing to a dark-haired woman wearing something gauzy, dewy-eyed, with slightly parted lips.
THE GOLDEN LION
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All as fresh and dewy and organic as you can wish for.
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dewy-eyed innocence
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Earlier this week, Lee DeWyze, the Mount Prospect, Illinois native who won the most recent "American Idol" competition, seemed to have the gig locked up.
Bears-Pack: 'Idol' Winner Takes Back Seat To Local Star For National Anthem
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It woke her out of her dreams; glozed and dewy from them she looked at it, and smiled at him through it.
Rest Harrow A Comedy of Resolution
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I like a light coverage and dewy finish.
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It felt nourishing and moisturising and leaves skin looking dewy.
The Sun
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Time was I'd sit through a night like this, welcome the dawn, tread the dewy grass and catch an hour or so of sleep before the world yawned and started about its business.
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It is so much more profound than dewy, callow youth.
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Bloom Sheer Color Cream in Glow, $13 gives you a nice dewy look to go along with your healthy glow.
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As I hung over the water, the steam rose gently from the tub, misting my face with warm, dewy beads.
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Early morning is best, when the woods are cool and the ground is still moist and dewy.
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It's paraben- and petroleum-free, it leaves a nice dewy finish and there's no lingering scent.
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It has a seductive scent and leaves limbs looking dewy and youthful.
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Everything was dewy and peaceful and quiet.
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As his Debussy cycle for Onyx has gone on, it has become increasingly obvious that Pascal Rogé has little time for the common perception of Debussy as an "impressionist" composer, all pastel shades and dewy outlines.
Debussy: Études
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Think luminescent foundations, glossy lips, dewy cheeks and bright, soft eyes.
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Kinard, a Casey Affleck lookalike, provides an unsettling mixture of dewy-eyed sincerity and barely concealed insanity – he both attracts with his charm but repels with his odd demands, creating a wonderfully enigmatic personality.
Current Movie Reviews, Independent Movies - Film Threat
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The dewy spoor climbed the steep hillside towards an abandoned weather-station a hundred feet below the cliff.
RUSHING TO PARADISE
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In traveling to the homes of famous writers, he wanted to re-create, if not re-enact, the rather breathless and dewy-eyed excursions of Victorian tourists through the English countryside.
Modern Reliquaries
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A pool of early morning sun streams through the trees, lighting up the dewy grass of a woodland in Hampshire.
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At Clinique, for example, they not only have a whole range of foundations especially for mature skin called Dewy Smooth, they also give you a mini make-up lesson.
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Nude tones like beige, sand and linen look best on skin that's moist, dewy and natural-looking.
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I read my grandfather's diaries and watched my father become a thin and dewy-eyed man.
A FEW SHORT NOTES ON TROPICAL BUTTERFLIES
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Going dewy-eyed like a romantic schoolgirl and stroking Judd's back as she talked, Lopez said her wedding had been ‘magical, really romantic.’
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My bare feet were tickled by the cool, dewy grass underfoot.
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It was one of those mornings steeped in dewy freshness, when distant sounds and sights are brought supernaturally near, when lights are strangely bright, and shadows transparent, and the very mountains look more awake than usual.
Untrodden Peaks and Unfrequented Valleys
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She was truly pretty, but no one would call her dewy.
As Husbands Go
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But some of us remember political discourse with dewy-eyed nostalgia.
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Both King and Snyder eschew the vampire as dashing sophisticate or dewy-eyed romantic ( "King hates 'Twilight' more than I do," Snyder notes).
The 'Riffs Interview: 'American Vampire's' SCOTT SNYDER on vampires, Vertigo & collaborator Stephen King
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Keesha lightly caressed her daughter's dewy soft cheek before moving to fix plates for herself and AJ.
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He sat on the ground, not noticing the dewy grass dampening his clothes, and stared out across the darkness of the valley, which was faintly illuminated by the millions of stars hanging just above his head.
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They Werent So Bad After All, or assert that the film evinces "dewy-eyed nostalgia" for the GDR, is beyond my comprehension.
GreenCine Daily: Shorts, 11/30.
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His dewy-eyed, slightly fumbling sincerity - his brilliantly articulate impersonation of earnest inarticulacy - has all along been tied to this self-projection as a Good Man.
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These Oreads are peculiar: they come upon you with an unearthly charm, like some starlight evening; they inspire a wild but not warm delight; their beauty is the beauty of spirits: their grace is not the grace of life, but of seasons or scenes in nature: theirs is the dewy bloom of morning - the languid flush of evening - the peace of the moon - the changefulness of clouds.
Shirley, by Charlotte Bronte
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A discussion about the merits of Bob Dylan's new memoir, for instance, quickly degenerated into a patchouli-scented haze of dewy-eyed 1960s nostalgia and hippie-dippy pretentiousness.
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As Valentine's Day approaches yet again, it makes one all dewy-eyed about one's wedding day - especially, if like me, you married on Valentine's Day.
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What does the word "dewy" suggest as to the habits of the bird?
Elson Grammar School Literature v4
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The first contains aluminium oxide crystals which remove dead skin cells, while the second tube of moisturiser is rich in Vitamin E to give your fresh new skin a dewy finish.
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With these expert tips, you can lighten up your look by moving from winter's thick moisturizers and heavy foundations to dewy complexions and no-hassle hair and makeup.
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a corner beyond which lay wonderful vistas of kindly sunbeat and dewy starlight stretching to the horizon's edge of the long adventure.
Ridgway of Montana (Story of To-Day, in Which the Hero Is Also the Villain)
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Yet, for many immigrants who came to America some two decades ago, often as dewy-eyed idealistic students, this is beginning to happen.
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They added that a rising trend in catwalk models with dewy complexions has seen women wearing less mascara and more natural base make-up.
The Sun
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All night, the artfully sprawling rock lulls the lovers and the fighters into a state of dewy-eyed contentedness.
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They're all lies of course, but you have to realized that when a woman emerges from a facial looking dewy and refreshed, she's willing to believe some potion will help preserve the state of grace.
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It's the musical equivalent of a storm above a dewy meadow.
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A thrill of indefinable horror shot through his frame on perceiving that those dewy flowers were already beginning to droop; they wore the aspect of things that had been fresh and lovely yesterday.
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I may find I'm willing to sell my soul in exchange for a fresh dewy complexion once more wrinkles start appearing in the bathroom mirror.
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The music is exactly what we should expect from this U.K. nymph - as predictable as her pixie haircut, dewy skin and familiar husky voice.
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He was the tallest and lankiest of them all, and like some ghostly cicerone, he never spoke, but led the way through the dewy grass into the white, glorious moonlight, and kept a few yards ahead of me in the dusty road until we reached the Rayne farmhouse.
A Village Ophelia and Other Stories
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Now it has turned more typically autumnal, the webs look beautiful on dewy mornings.
Times, Sunday Times
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Water is essential not only for re-hydration but as the basis of good blood, dewy skin and healthy body tissues.
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There isn't much dewy-eyed sentimentality about nature in the Powder River Basin.
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I figured this would be a hack job when I saw the dewy Joseph Fiennes was cast as Luther.
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Dab a dewy eye with your pressed cotton hanky.
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Predictions of Goosen's demise have proved to be premature, because he has held his nerve well since sweeping into the lead on a dewy resumption to the uncompleted first round on Friday morning.
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Holywell Rowing Club's new boat passed its first test as it glided gracefully over the waters of Lough Gill on a dewy May evening last Thursday.
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Mixing of textures on the face means a glossy lip on a matte face with a shimmery eye, or shimmery cheeks on a dewy face with a matte eye.
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Or is it still ‘special’ and ‘different’, as some performers and dewy-eyed hippies would have us believe?
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The dewy-eyed do-gooders might be pleased to know that whoever wins government at the next election our detention centres will still be here.
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It gives the skin a dewy glow without grease spots.
The Sun
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What happened to all that youth and beauty, all that dewy promise?
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My brother and I emerged from the movie dewy-eyed with tears of relief, as we once again realized how close the world had come to Armageddon.
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La Mer gives me a smooth dewy complexion.
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The dewy spoor climbed the steep hillside towards an abandoned weather-station a hundred feet below the cliff.
RUSHING TO PARADISE
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Then you go all dewy-eyed about a spy you're supposed to be manipulating!
LOHENGRIN
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Among their green robes may be seen thousands of beautiful wild-flowers, -- the sweet-scented laurustinus, all sorts of running vetches and wild sweet-pea, the delicate vases of dewy morning-glories, clusters of eglantine or sweetbrier roses, fragrant acacia-blossoms covered with bees and buzzing flies, the gold of glowing gorses, and scores of purple and yellow flowers, of which I know not the names.
The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 05, No. 31, May, 1860
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Delicious, dewy-cold thimbleberries were scattered on top.
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He has the entire arsenal of film-making at his disposal, but can't seem to snap out of a now-habitual mode of vitality-erasing, dewy-eyed affectation.
War Horse – review
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He cast a formerly dewy ingénue as the beautiful, shy, artistic young woman.
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A weekly mask, either hydrating or oil absorbing, will also keep skin dewy and supple.
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Depending on your point of view, this is either a dewy-eyed romantic tale about two former lovers or a story about an unhappily married man looking to have sex with an old girlfriend.
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He stands by a roofless tower, where "the howlet mourns in her dewy bower," and "sets the wild echoes flying," and adds to a perfect picture of the scene his famous vision of "Libertie.
Encyclopaedia Britannica, 11th Edition, Volume 4, Part 4 "Bulgaria" to "Calgary"
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You were probably watching the sun set into the sea, skipping through dewy grass or cruising along an empty highway.
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First a lineman went up in a cherry picker, brought the chicks to the ground in a Bud Light box lined with a cotton shirt, and laid them in the dewy grass.
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So you see ace cricketers and glamorous movie stars exhorting you to buy such and such product because it improves their smile or turns their skin to dewy softness or whatever.
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I attempted an expression of dewy maternal remembrance and tried to squash the guilt rising through my body, because the truth was that a doctor’s appointment was once again not on my agenda for the day.
Goodnight Nobody
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They can be blotted down for an even more subtle finish, if you prefer, then topped with a dewy lipgloss.
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It may not be the Borneo rainforest, but 300 yards across a dewy meadow is a long way in the middle of a cold night, particularly when you have to make the journey half a dozen times, with and without children.
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The serum soaks in, giving a smooth base in preparation for moisturising, while the day cream is silky-smooth and left my skin feeling and looking soft and dewy.
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An opiate vapor, dewy, dim, Exhales from out her golden rim.
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They were fine for dewy-eyed kids and paunchy, middle-aged liberals to whom his biography was a lure and not a problem.
O: A Presidential Novel
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Later comes a young greenkeeper carrying a very long, supple, tawny cane: he swishes it all over the circle of dewy grass in deft half-moons, sending up a shower of diamondy drops at every stroke.
Try Anything Twice
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Think neutral eyeshadow, dewy skin and a soft pink mouth.
The Sun
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In Andalucia, Spain, birch trees line up in ranks like silent soldiers on a tufted, dewy-green ground cover.
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Among their green robes may be seen thousands of beautiful wild-flowers, -- the sweet-scented laurustinus, all sorts of running vetches and wild sweet-pea, the delicate vases of dewy morning-glories, clusters of eglantine or sweetbrier roses, fragrant acacia-blossoms covered with bees and buzzing flies, the gold of glowing gorses, and scores of purple and yellow flowers, of which I know not the names.
The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 05, No. 31, May, 1860
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This organic beauty oil does the trick, leaving you with a youthful, dewy glow.
Times, Sunday Times
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The joy of walking through dewy streets was short-lived but memorable.
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My breath panted out of my lungs, my skin becoming dewy with excitement.
My Fair Succubi
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Mists rose silently in sheets from the dewy ground before them, adding to the fog that already hung in blankets around the trekking army.
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It has episodes of dewy elegance; it has an amazing smoke-belching event, during which the fire of war seems about to leap from the stage and engulf the stalls.
Birdsong; On Ageing; The Big Fellah; Yes, Prime Minister
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It was thus, as the sun broke over a dewy Parisian morn, that I decided to put in a call to the Hotel Casterix, a mere nine miles away back in Paris proper.
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As for that scent, a windowless room where athletes sweat profusely isn't going to remind anyone of a dewy meadow.
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Skin needs stronger coverage because of age spots, and to brighten the complexion and give it that youthful, dewy glow.
Times, Sunday Times
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You can't be too dewy - eyed if you want to succeed.
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Let's not give the impression that we are entering into this with dewy-eyed naivety.
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What we call diffused light on Earth, the grateful result of refraction, the luminous matter held in suspension by the air, the mother of our dawns and our dusks, of our blushing mornings and our dewy eyes, of our shades, our penumbras, our tints and all the other magical effects of _chiaro-oscuro_ -- this diffused light has absolutely no existence on the surface of the Moon.
All Around the Moon
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He was more dewy than smarmy - self-satisfied yet eager to please.
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There were plenty on the lawn around the Sagamore Club that dewy June morning, chirping, chirking, trilling, repeating their endless arias from tree and gate-post.
A Young Man in a Hurry and Other Short Stories
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I mean the restoration of oxygen to the atmosphere from the surface of the earth in dewy mornings, as well as from the perspiration of vegetable leaves; which atmospheric oxygen is hourly destructible by the respiration of animals and plants, by combustion, and by other oxydations.
Note XII
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Nude tones like beige, sand and linen look best on skin that's moist, dewy and natural-looking.
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In a photograph on the cover of one of my books, Rosenzweig looked dewy like a baby, wet-lipped and wet-eyed and receding somehow into those lips and eyes.
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Why would you not want your skin to be dewy all over?
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The best time to put on lotion is after your shower, when your skin is all dewy and your pores are open.
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Or go back to beauty basics with dewy skin and a natural flush.
The Sun
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Neither of the final two vocalists -- 24-year-old musician Crystal Bowersox of Toledo, Ohio, and 24-year-old paint sales clerk Lee DeWyze of Mount Prospect, Ill. -- have the personality draw of, say, an Adam Lambert.
The Top-Earning 'Idols'
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The best time to put on lotion is after your shower, when your skin is all dewy and your pores are open.
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One pump of the atomiser transports wearers from dewy English gardens to Sicilian lemon orchards, and every once in a while, a scent such as Feuilles de Tabac entices them to linger in a smoky brasserie off Saint-Germain.
Vanity Mirror: Society and Style
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On one occasion, the act of trash humping is filmed near a dewy soccer field, a setting familiar to any suburbia.
Weekend Weirdness SXSW Review: Harmony Korine’s Trash Humpers | /Film
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Time grows, tea is mildewy , catch bacterium, unripe bug, add basin earth to pass for long wet, rot bad the root system of flowers, have not dead reason?
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He guessed she was young; her skin had that dewy, fresh quality about it, with no wrinkles whatsoever.
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She was robed in the costliest of raiment and decked with ornaments the most precious that could be and withal she was of passing beauty and loveliness, a model of symmetry and seemliness, of elegance and perfect grace, with waist slender and hips heavy and dewy lips such as heal the sick and eyelids lovely in their languor, as it were she of whom the sayer spake when he said,
The Book of The Thousand Nights And A Night
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Depending on your point of view, this is either a dewy-eyed romantic tale about two former lovers or a story about an unhappily married man looking to have sex with an old girlfriend.
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He makes great use of strategic pauses, dewy eyed, head-noddy moments in which he surveys the crowd with a sort of entitled awe and exchanges meaningful looks with Sambora, Bryan and Tico.
Jon Bon Jovi: 'I'm overweight. Drinking too much. Bored to tears'
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One of my favourite beauty tricks is to dab a little red lipstick on your cheeks for a fresh dewy look.
The Sun
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Ethan smiled, enjoying the intimate sensation of the dewy skin he caressed with such compulsion.
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By this time, the dewy-eyed idealists had long since fled the CPUSA, a wholly owned Soviet subsidiary.
Deconstructing Obama
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There is no dewy-eyed romanticism, no sentimentality though plenty of sentiment.
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Josef could hardly be blamed for not telling us, as in the Tyrol the people regard lying on wet or dewy grass as a natural system of hydropathy.
Lippincott's Magazine of Popular Literature and Science Volume 12, No. 29, August, 1873
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The red wine came from casks stored in some mildewy dungeon and came in two flavors: extra-dry, which was completely undrinkable, and dry, which was merely bad.
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There was a bunch of grizzled, fat grey-haired ladies recalling their dewy youth.
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Only slightly winded but looking dewy, Rockelle and her friends, seemingly as innocent as everyone not involved, had melted into the inner fringe.
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They pay the bill and depart - a riotous female scrum, brawling past the silver-topped sushi bar and out into the dewy San Diego night.
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The dewy-eyed do-gooders might be pleased to know that whoever wins government at the next election our detention centres will still be here.
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It is so much more profound than dewy, callow youth.
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The forsythia bushes at the back of the santuario yielded a delicate, sweet scent in the dewy air.
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‘I will be making a complaint about Hull putting the sprinklers on the pitch an hour and a half before kick-off on a dewy night,’ said Raper.
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I'm sure I'll never look as dewy when I put all $110 worth of it on my face myself, but a girl can dream of buying youth, can't she?
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On stage, Dewyze received the key to the city of Mount Prospect, his hometown.
Lee Dewyze, 'American Idol' Finalist, Comes To Suburban Chicago For Victory Lap
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They were fine for dewy-eyed kids and paunchy, middle-aged liberals to whom his biography was a lure and not a problem.
O: A Presidential Novel
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No wonder that in the movies he is inevitably played by gleaming, dewy-eyed hunks like Henry Fonda, James Garner, Kurt Russell and Kevin Costner—he's the Platonic ideal of virtuous beefcake.
New Tales of the Old West
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It's very cleverly done, but with an undefinable innocence that suggests the dewy-eyed thrill of very early pop, beaches and bikinis.
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The fragrance that came to each was like a memory of dewy mornings of unshadowed sun in some land of which the fair world in Spring is itself but a fleeting memory.
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The problem with many of Spielberg's children is that they are sketched to be remarkably savvy but also innocent and dewy, as the situation warrants.
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This gives it a more dewy finish and makes it look more like great skin, rather than heavier make-up sitting on the skin.
Times, Sunday Times
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It has a seductive scent and leaves limbs looking dewy and youthful.
Times, Sunday Times
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You ought to be all dewy-eyed, and falling into his arms with joy.
IN REMEMBRANCE OF ROSE
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Some natural health practitioners advocate walking barefoot in dewy grass as a health-giving start to the day, and I must admit it does feel good.
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It just freaks me to see them like that, all dead-eyed and bitter, when just three months ago they were so dewy and enthusiastic, fresh out of medical school.
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I went off to crawl under the covers, which were damp from humidity and gave off a mildewy odor.
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Amongst the lower animals nothing has so much interested me as finding two species of elegantly coloured true Planaria inhabiting the dewy forest!
More Letters of Charles Darwin — Volume 1
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Because it leaves the ground the closest, if the ground is very damp, probable bubble bilges mildewy.
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Fiddy's bedchamber, and by the mere sleight of hand of tying on a worked apron with vine clusters and leaves and tendrils all in purple and green floss silks, pinning a pink bow under her mob-cap, and sticking in her bosom a bunch of dewy ponceau polyanthuses, had beat him most completely.
Girlhood and Womanhood The Story of some Fortunes and Misfortunes
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As the sun gets stronger, those of you wearing dark lipsticks. eyeliners and heavy matte foundations with powder should be trading in for dewy skin, creme blushes, and sheerer lipcolor.
It's Springtime: Lighten Up
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I've written before about the differences between living in the States and living in Canada, but I was struck by a difference I hadn't noticed before as I stood in the dewy grass on Boomer's.
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We see nature "red in tooth and claw," and so it is; but it is so much else as well; it is dewy, it is honeysweet, it is full of the soft voices of young creatures and the reassuring tones of motherhood.
The Spring of Joy: A Little Book of Healing
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Whatever your own dating preferences, dewy, flawless skin will help you to fake the glowing look of love until you find a bachelor of your own.
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I traced the contours of it for a moment, wondering how much longer their dewy, life-like coloring would last.
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If there was a stereotypical independent movie that year, it could be described as a dewy, decent and deadly story about the coming of age of a sensitive Midwestern farm girl.
Up Where The Air Is Clear
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But their unselfconsciousness extends beyond total ease with their unadorned bodies to a palpable sense of bliss in just being, taking each day as it came and glorying in their dewy vigour with every fibre of their beings.
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Gina woke up to the notes of a trumpet sounding reveille breaking the dewy morning silence.
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Work, work, work, from weary chime to chime"; tramp behind the plough, hammer on the lapstone, beat the anvil, drive the plane, "from morn till dewy eve"; but when the dewy eve comes, ah!
The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 05, No. 29, March, 1860
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Sallys, the latent vapour in the earth, the drooping leaves and flowers, the birds and beasts and creeping things, the gardeners to sweep the dewy turf and unfold emerald velvet where the roller passes, the smoke of the great kitchen fire wreathing itself straight and high into the lightsome air.
Bleak House
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Under the band of Milky Way stars, we listened to crickets pulsate in the dewy grass, and watched the orange coals lick themselves with tiny flames.
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The special relationship is in any case more to do with dewy-eyed nostalgia for the days of the cold war than the realpolitik of 21st century Europe.
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It smells divine, glides on effortlessly and really does give a dewy glow that lasts all day.
The Sun
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But love, real love, dewy and palpitant and tender, you do not know.
The House of Pride and Other Tales of Hawaii:The House of Pride
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The forsythia bushes at the back of the santuario yielded a delicate, sweet scent in the dewy air.
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Attention, to avoid overmuch water the portion can permeate the layer in woodiness floor, create mildewy , cankered situation, when use floor cleaner, should twist mop as far as possible dry.
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And everything which men call tenderest love, most dewy pity, most marvellous and transcendent patience, is all there too.
Expositions of Holy Scripture St. Luke
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Jason inhaled her youthful scent and marveled at the dewy softness of her caramel cheeks.
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But in my dewy-eyed youth, I wanted the Princess to go away with her lover.
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Their story was the basis for a recent straight-to-DVD ditty, called "Little Ashes," staring Robert Pattinson, who took time off from his "Twilight" duties to play a dewy-eyed, leaden-lipped Salvador Dal í.
In Madrid, the Party Goes On, Austero Style
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And would you not say my skin was dewy?
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Marc Nathan, senior director of new music research for EMI, sees gravel-voiced DeWyze in the vein of an Uncle Kracker.
Any shot at No. 1 for 'Idol' final four?
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The Visitors' Book was full of the names of other dewy-eyed medicos from all over the world on a similar pilgrimage.
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In January color catalogs flood your mailbox, their glossy photographs of frothy pink-flowering trees, plump lilac and peony blooms, and dewy roses tempting you to buy, buy, buy.
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Remember when you were young and dewy and your skin seemed to reflect the light?
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Next, use something that's going to give the skin a dewy look.
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