| She tirelessly dusts, polishes, cooks and cleans and then still has the patience to tuck you into bed and read you a story. |
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| The nonstick chemicals also serve in stain-resistant coatings and as surfactants in fire-fighting foams, floor polishes, and insecticides. |
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| There is no gold found more perfect than this, as the current polishes it thoroughly by attrition. |
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| He fills his days rooting around for precious stones, which he then polishes into objects of inestimable beauty. |
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| The Indian gem industry cuts and polishes 60 per cent of world's rough diamonds by value and 80 per cent of rough diamonds by volume. |
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| The appointed writer for the day polishes them up with the appropriate invective and posts them. |
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| He rescues rose quartz from sculptors' scrap, polishes up and drills holes in for beading. |
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| Although dumortierite has a reputation for being difficult to polish, we have found it works easily and polishes well with diamond. |
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| He studies, grinds and polishes Japanese swords and daggers for sale to museums and private collectors across the world. |
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| Most polishes and waxes leave a layer of wax on surfaces to protect finish. |
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| It is easily softened by solvents and grease, so wipe up spills promptly and do not use solvents or solvent-based polishes on it. |
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| Furniture polishes are petroleum distillates, which are flammable and can cause skin and lung cancer. |
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| It polishes another familiar genre, the coming-of-age movie, to a fine gleam of wit. |
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| Wiesmann then does its thing with lots of leather and shiny bits for the cockpit and polishes it off with the extraordinary looking bodywork. |
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| Auto body specialists at Shamrock recommend polishes that contain a product called carnauba. |
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| So Antoine polishes off his first drink, calls her on his cell, and listens to her repeat she's coming, she's coming. |
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| A housekeeper polishes a glass cabinet displaying delicate mementos from Norway and New Zealand. |
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| Bowlers commonly use sand paper, scouring pads, polishes, and cleaners to alter their cover stock. |
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| Bendability is little affected, whether one polishes the surface after quenching, or leaves it as oxidized. |
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| Polish residue after polishing with liquid polishes can leak through holes and be left beneath an object. |
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| In some areas the shells are mined and used in silver polishes, toothpaste, and as an abrasive agent in flea powder. |
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| Its surface polishes to a glass-like finish with a neon luminescence. |
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| Silicone fluids added to polishes or surface treatments deliver gloss, water repellency and improve rubout. |
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| Gradually, Mrs. Vallières finds her means of expression and polishes her style there. |
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| Be vigilant not only with medicines but also with common household products, such as bleach, polishes, paint thinners, white spirit, oven cleaners and paint. |
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| This procedure now occurs with far less abruptness than before, which polishes operational refinement to an impressive state. |
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| Buy 12 nail polishes and get a branded demonstration display for 12 nail polishes as freebie. |
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| Frederique, with his curly black hair pulled by a girlish hair ribbon, polishes the blade of a Japanese knife. |
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| Removes wax, grease, oil polishes, adhesive residues, bitumen, underseal, nicotine, tar and spray filming without residue. |
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| As part of its sales promotion, Sirius laser engraves a polar bear on each Canadian diamond that it polishes. |
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| Donald Maxwell is a seasoned operatic buffo, who nicely cherishes, relishes and polishes his pontificating arias, with chorus usually dancing attendance. |
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| For the preparation and application of all the different paints and coatings it stocks a complete range of abrasives and polishes, as well as spray guns. |
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| Most polishes leave a blackish residue, which can be removed by softly polishing with a plain piece of flannelette. |
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| Please do not use solvents, bleaches, abrasives, chemical detergents or wax polishes. |
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| Metals are rubbed down manually with steel wool and emery paper and polished with various metal polishes. |
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| It is used in candles, wax paper, polishes, cosmetics, and electrical insulators. |
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| Silicones improve the shine and effectiveness of detergents polishes and cleaners that can be found in many consumers, industrial care products. |
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| It can also be used as a carrier fluid or solvent in the manufacture of adhesives, sealants and polishes. |
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| The media dries and polishes the cutlery and provides a spot free luster on the cutlery surface. |
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| Similarly, the use of abrasive cleaners and polishes will damage the system and must not be used. |
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| Do not use liquid cleaners such as benzene or thinner, or cleaning compounds or flammable polishes. |
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| Carving single blocks of beech, ash, wild cherry or oak, he darkens the figures' surfaces by lightly charring them, after which he polishes them so that they seem to glow. |
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| The lac insect is also used in used in varnishes and polishes. |
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| Except for the polishes and polish removers, all of the products, like the nonabrasive sugar scrubs with essential oils, contain natural ingredients and are made on-site. |
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| Cleans and polishes as well as prophy paste. |
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| In fact, it's used everywhere: from eye shadow for the smokey-eye look to lipsticks in fresh, come-alive hues and pearly or metallic nail polishes. |
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| We have also reformulated our polishes with a less occlusive film, which increases exchanges with oxygen to allow the nail to breathe better, while improving the functional performances of the product. |
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| Hair is feminine too with plaits and Alice bands on the catwalk while the nail polishes flying off the shelves are ice-cream colours. |
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| A shoe shiner or boot polisher is an occupation in which a person polishes shoes with shoe polish. |
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| But you must bear in mind that the more the proprieties of solvent-based varnishes improve in terms of ease of application, drying, brilliance and hold, the more the gap automatically widens with water-based polishes. |
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| These are used in a variety of products which include: sealants and lubricants, fabric softeners, medical devices and pharmaceuticals, silicon chips and wafers, cosmetics, and polishes. |
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| The program is effective January 1, 2010, and it will cover air care products, automotive and cleaning products, and polishes and floor maintenance products. |
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| Serums, glossier, polishes, and shine sprays are made from oils or silicones, which improve shine and softness by forming a microscopic film on the surface of the hair. |
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| Sunflower the centaur, an amalgam of antebellum pickaninny stereotypes, polishes the hooves and primps the tails of the pastel-colored female centaurs while they prepare to frolic in the wilderness. |
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| Working with materials and tools developed by their forbearers, the Blancpain craftsmen pay homage to tradition as they patiently apply a wide variety of polishes, swirls, stripes to components. |
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| The holidays are your time to shine, so be prepared with all the glittery glosses, statement-making eyeshadows, colourful polishes, essential makeup palettes, and useful tools your heart desires! |
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| She creates her artwork in one shot like lava erupting from a volcano then polishes it with precision once the initial enthusiasm has settled down. |
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| As you'd expect from a French brand, Soigne nail polishes are dressed up ever so chic, in little black and white boxes. |
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| Elegant also offers you a wide selection of nail polishes. |
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| Some people use products not approved by Health Canada for nail fungal infections, such as over-the-counter creams, lotions, and polishes from a drugstore or pharmacy. |
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| Also polishes for furniture, metal, floors, and shoes. |
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| Volatile esters such as ethyl acetate, n-butyl acetate, n-propyl acetate and n-amyl acetate are commonly found in lacquer coatings and solvents, nail polishes and removers, vinyl coatings, adhesives. |
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| Vehicle presoaks, shampoos, soaps, wheel and tire cleaning products, polishes, waxes and leather cleaning products are likely to exhibit much faster growth. |
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| Phthalates are endocrine-disrupting chemicals commonly found in personal care products such as body moisturizers, nail polishes, soaps, hair sprays, and perfumes. |
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