| He dabbed the cut lightly with another paper towel before working on the band-aid. |
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| She quickly dabbed her handkerchief across her mouth, wiping away the substance from her lips. |
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| She took a deep breath and dabbed at the corner of her eyes with her handkerchief. |
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| She lightly dabbed her bleeding forehead and winced, the pain shooting through her entire head like a sudden bolt of lightning. |
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| Mrs Wyatt dabbed away tears with a tissue clutched in her hand and looked shocked by the judge's decision. |
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| I also dabbed on some lip-gloss and blush, and even managed to evenly apply some black eyeliner. |
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| Afterwards she fixed her ponytail and dabbed on some cherry lip gloss before heading out the door. |
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| I quickly splashed cold water to my face, tied my hair in a low ponytail and dabbed concealer to that annoying, red spot on my nose. |
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| To fragrance your kitchen cabinets and drawers, place a good scent dabbed on a cotton ball into an inconspicuous comer. |
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| They were black specks in the distance, nothing more than what looked to be dots of blotched ink dabbed on to the bright, clear blue sky. |
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| I dabbed concealer on some red spots and put on a coat of rusty colored lipstick. |
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| I dabbed on little piles of wasabi and pickled ginger around the rice and between the fish. |
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| A few minutes later, after I dabbed on some foundation and lip gloss, I was ready to go. |
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| He then dabbed his forehead with a cloth and took off his dress coat, handing it to another pastor. |
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| The pepper slowly settled to the bottom of the glass leaving a few grains on the surface which Bond dabbed up with the tip of a finger. |
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| She stopped then, dabbed at her eyes, and seemed to be deep in thought for a long moment. |
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| A trickle of blood ran from his nose and he dabbed at it with a handkerchief. |
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| Stacey pulled a Kleenex from the box beside her bed and dabbed at her eyes. |
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| She closed her lips together when swallowing and dabbed her mouth when necessary to clear any excessive spillage from her lips. |
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| Beth quickly ran a hairbrush through her blonde hair and dabbed on the tiniest bit of make-up. |
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| She rummaged in her reticule for a vinaigrette, dabbed her handkerchief with it and pressed the handkerchief to her nose. |
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| Her blue eyes were emphasized by smoky eye shadow, and her lips were full and pouty from the gloss dabbed on them. |
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| The margherita, our favorite, is charred and smoky, modestly dabbed with tangy tomato sauce, homemade mozzarella, and basil. |
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| The incision was carefully sutured and the wound dabbed with 0.2 per cent gentian violet solution and boric acid powder. |
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| Howley, hemmed in on the left flank, dabbed a clever grubber kick up the touchline, and set off in pursuit. |
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| He dabbed her fevered brow with the edge of his tunic that clung wetly to his broad chest. |
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| Her heart-shaped face was now dabbed with a few tears, her mouth formed in a sulky pout. |
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| He dabbed at a ball outside the off stump and Boucher picked up a regulation catch. |
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| A powder puff would then gently be dabbed on her face to even out any creases or blotches. |
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| Producing a handkerchief from my pocket I dabbed at her face, removing the worst of the ick. |
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| Determinedly refusing to remove his jacket, Dr. Alexeivich tugged at his tie and dabbed perspiration from his brow. |
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| Donnie raised his clean hand and dabbed the sweat from Steven's forehead, under his straggly hair. |
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| I took my napkin and gently dabbed it at my mouth, hoping that I hadn't spurted out coffee in my surprise. |
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| A smile was playing around her lips as she dabbed delicately at the corner of her eyes. |
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| He dabbed his face with a towel and then rubbed some aftershave into his skin. |
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| Mr. Wellington dabbed the corner of his mouth with his napkin and swallowed as he prepared to make an announcement. |
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| Suzuki and Butterfly dabbed each other's eyes, ecstatically twirled on any vestige of hope, performed a poignant fan dance, silhouetted behind silk screens. |
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| I wiped the lines of mascara off her cheeks and dabbed her tears dry. |
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| We sat cross-legged as ushers brought round scented oil, which each man dabbed on his neck, beard and wrists. |
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| The team discovered that pieces of cotton wool dabbed with pyrazine and left next to chicken cages led to a five to ten percent increase in the egg mass of Leghorn chickens. |
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| Just before going on stage, the make-up lady had dabbed powder on my face. |
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| Soft ticks withdraw their mouthparts when touched with a hot needle tip or dabbed with chloroform, ether, alcohol or other anaesthetics. |
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| This was discovered when one of the patients was having alcohol dabbed on his chest, and remarked that he could feel it in his missing limb. |
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| When Margaret Thatcher dabbed her eyes leaving Downing Street, few who had criticised her ruthless administration were moved. |
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| Once a page was completed, it was firmly locked into a metal frame and dabbed with ink. |
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| Greasy or water-based stains should be dabbed with a dry absorbent cloth or kitchen tissue. |
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| So after donning my white lab coat, I picked up the spatula and dabbed the tar-like substance over my face and neck. |
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| In Toronto, in 1977, the umbilical cords of ten babies were dabbed with the help of a mercurial antiseptic: they all die! |
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| On a handkerchief in the car while traveling or dabbed on the temples, peppermint can have a very relaxing effect. |
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| A liquid may be dabbed onto the cervix to make the abnormal areas show up more clearly. |
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| As soon as the matrix starts to dry out, it has to be re-soaked, and the droplets dabbed away, before one can continue to ink. |
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| Mia dabbed her mouth with a napkin and placed it on her lap. |
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| She sniffed and held back a wince when he dabbed gently at the cut. |
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| I dabbed my lips lightly with lip gloss and stood back to assess myself. |
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| She dabbed it to her eyes and let a single tear roll down her cheek. |
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| She dabbed a brush in a beige powder and brushed Cassie's cheeks. |
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| She took a tissue from a dispenser, carefully shifted her goggles and dabbed her eyes dry, then tossed the tissue in the medical waste receptacle. |
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| Individual sores or insect bites can be dabbed directly with lavender oil. |
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| She shrieked in pain when a nurse dabbed ointment on her skin. |
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| Areas that are too wet with the turpenoid can be carefully blotted with a cotton swab, or an unappealing value can be lifted with a cotton swab dabbed in turpenoid. |
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| She gasped as he hit the tender parts and moaned as he dabbed it with something that stung at her wound like alcohol was being poured over the gaping flesh. |
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| After application, the skin is lightly dabbed dry. |
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| Dad poured water and salt into a jam jar and dabbed at our bites. |
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| When blackouts struck, they dabbed blue skies by candlelight. |
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| The waitress came over, distributed more beer, and dabbed at his face with her dishrag, as though she were used to cleaning his tear-crusted cheeks. |
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| Next she dabbed on a bright, almost turquoise, blue to my outer lids followed by pale pearl grey to my inner lids. |
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| I dabbed on some Valentina, to see if that might improve the situation. |
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| This is particularly clear to see in the contrasting treatments of the clouds, with their broad, abrupt strokes, and the delicately dabbed red flowers in the field. |
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| She dabbed them with a tissue and continued without ceremony. |
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| But she dabbed at an eye, cried out for a touchup and had someone turn up Grace Jones on the MP3 player. |
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| Small stains should be dabbed off with one of the cleaning cloths recommended by Ruckstuhl. Do not on any account rub, and remove dissolved matter with an absorbent cloth. |
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| Ms. Portman is dabbed with stage blood and digital goose flesh, stalked and spied on by the camera, wrapped in the jumped-up Tchaikovskian wail of Clint Mansell's score. |
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| But I waited while he dabbed at the cut with styptic powder. |
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