Dotting Sentence Examples

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  • With crystals and rhinestones dotting these various styles, one thing is sure.

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  • Liquid liner can also be applied by dotting it in the spaces between the lashes.

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  • The wine region incorporates the 30 mile sliver of a valley plus the multitude of sub-AVAs dotting the mountains and small valleys that line the Napa Valley.

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  • North Beach has countless romantic bistros dotting Columbus Avenue and Broadway.

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  • Follow suit with another color, again dotting in a random pattern on the tip.

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  • An alternative to a dotting tool is a small tip paintbrush.

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  • The room was dark except for the light above Jonny's bed and the red and green lights dotting the machines keeping him alive.

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  • Give it a slightly more natural finish for a night out by dotting Benefit Benetint on the cheeks.

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  • It is more effective in groups than when planted in the usual dotting way.

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  • Finish with the third polish, dotting in a random fashion.

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  • It was all laid out into lovely lawns and gardens, with pebble paths leading through them and groves of beautiful and stately trees dotting the landscape here and there.

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