To make this... but as the glossiest lip balm ever.
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Danielle (Eboni Booth) is an assistant editor at Crimp, the glossiest of the glossies.
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The John Wick franchise is one of the best, and glossiest, action franchises of our time.
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Condé Nast, publisher of some of the glossiest magazines in the world, is changing the way it does business.
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Just as rap music at its glossiest was piercing the American pop mainstream, a purist wing emerged, initially as a rejoinder.
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In 2011, Jesse Dorogusker was a director of engineering at Apple tasked with designing accessories for its glossiest, glassiest gadget yet: the iPad.
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After showcasing his possessions to a visiting bird and having no luck, our plucky hero finally resorted to his glossiest prize: the red heart.
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This is the first, and glossiest, with Anne Heche pushing the buttons in the Washington control room and Mike Vogel ("Under the Dome") leading the team in the field.
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ATLANTA — Delta Air Lines, one of Georgia's largest private-sector employers, is among the glossiest corporate jewels in the state, contributing billions of dollars a year to the economy.
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At age 26, Mr. Picardi, the head of Teen Vogue, is a rising star at this glossiest of magazine publishers, whose titles also include Vogue, The New Yorker, Vanity Fair and Architectural Digest.
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The social photo app's power is luring you in with heavily curated and filtered images representing the glossiest version of what life could be, if only you were the kind of person who ate acai bowls.
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RIYADH (Reuters) - The plan to build a financial district from scratch was viewed by Saudi Arabia's neighbors as among the glossiest excesses of the kingdom's oil boom profligacy: a white elephant in the making, unlikely to attract tenants and possibly never even to be completed.
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In old Hollywood, trespasses and illegal offenses were regularly cleaned up and hushed up by fixers like Eddie Mannix, an executive and enforcer for Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer back in its glossiest, outwardly glamorous heyday when any whiff of scandal, any ostensible deviance, was quietly concealed.
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Taschen's East of the Sun andWest of the Moon is not the first reprint of the beloved 1914 collection, but as the highest-quality edition and the one most faithful to the original, with the largest, glossiest images, it's the first to pay proper homage to Nielsen's legacy.
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Several weekends of violent demonstrations across France have hit the capital's sellers of high-end goods hard during the year's most important shopping period From the Champs Élysées to Avenue Montaigne and along the Rue St.-Honoré, the glossiest and most glamorous shopping streets of central Paris are usually bustling on Saturdays in December.
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It also revealed that while the band's studio work was becoming increasingly well-produced, they were still very much a hard rock band on stage. It was followed by the studio album Mirrors (1979). For Mirrors, instead of working with previous producers Sandy Pearlman (who instead went on to manage Black Sabbath) and Murray Krugman, Blue Öyster Cult chose Tom Werman, who had worked with acts such as Cheap Trick and Ted Nugent. It featured the band's glossiest production to date.
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He felt the best tracks were the ones that Miguel co-wrote and highlighted "Sol Arena y Mar" and "O Tú o Ninguna" as standouts. The Los Angeles Times critic Ernesto Lechner gave the album two-and-a-half out of four stars, lamenting it "continues Latin pop's disheartening search for the glossiest production imaginable". He found the ballads to be "drenched in orchestral accompaniment," although he commended Manzanero's compositions. Regardless, Lechner opined the uptempo tracks "lack the sophistication that defines most pop today".
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The bird in question was a > green linnet, a fine, strong chap with the closest and glossiest plumage. > Dick would feed from the hand, perch upon a shoulder and, above everything > in the world, delight in a fight. He would stand in the door of his cage and > bending cock-fashion, unshuffled his tippet and attack the finger….We always > left his cage door open and gave him full liberty of wing and Dick would > suddenly bolt out of his wired domicile and disappearing in the wood behind > the shop or west in the fields, be absent for hours amusing himself, how or > where no-one could say.
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"Eskimo", written during his last days with Juniper and recorded with the band at Windmill Lane Studios, was the final track on that album. The Sunday Tribunes Matthew Magee called it "the song that would split Juniper up, that would be their artistic pinnacle, the song that would never be released by any Juniper member in its finest, glossiest, grandest incarnation, recorded at Windmill Lane Studios". Both Bell X1 and Damien Rice have recorded a song called "Volcano" which dates from Juniper and Bell X1's Music in Mouth album features "Tongue", a song on which Rice is credited as co-writer. Rice never credits Bell X1 with any of his songs.
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" The A.V. Club writer Zoe Camp considered it their "glossiest release to date", witnessing the band "doubling down on the jagged hooks and dulcet-sung choruses ... festooned with their usual angst". Consequence of Sound senior writer Karen Gwee wrote that the band "harness a distinctly darker, slower sound" with Integrity Blues, full of "oblique Adkins lines for the books". Ultimate Guitar staff team said that if the listener was looking for "catchy lyrics and emotional melodies ... then you may be pleasantly surprised" as the music was "very easy to get into." Pitchfork contributor Ian Cohen said it was a "complete fabrication of a four-person rock band, a proudly produced record". He added that the album "finds itself sharing its dominant concern of using the [emo] genre’s inherent vulnerability and introspection to promote self-esteem rather than self-pity.
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