I looked at people, and I looked at their hairlines.
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Meetings were clipped; havoc, routine; graying hairlines, a melancholy performance bonus.
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This is also great for filling in hairlines, as no one has a perfect hairline.
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All around, costume masks have been pushed to hairlines and full, blurry faces are exposed.
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They are made from human hair and have intricate hairlines that blend into the skin.
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Several of Buck's colleagues at Fox, including Terry Bradshaw and Jay Glazer, are successful without hairlines.
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The progress of receding hairlines, expanding waistlines, and graying temples can all be tracked over time.
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Concrete proof that the appeal of Snapchat and Drake spans hairlines and maybe even political party lines.
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But we're still out there, prancing about the stage in our matching Hawaiian shirts and receding hairlines.
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The past is frozen and heroic; it's when Barkley and his buddies ruled the world, their hairlines still at high tide.
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"I've seen some messed-up wigs and some unrealistic hairlines and curl patterns in cosplay and that's not sexy," she said.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Fathers pass down many things to their kids, but not just genetic traits like eye color or hairlines.
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Most of these center around some very literal astronaut prints, sparkly boots, and heavily beaded headbands placed just along the models' hairlines.
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Friends, spouses, cash, assets and hairlines come and go, but a college degree or welding cert can never be taken away from you.
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Thanks in part to his discovery, a multibillion-dollar global hair transplant industry now exists to provide long-term relief for receding hairlines.
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If we took it lower than that and you grew it out, you'd basically have two hairlines which is going to look a little strange.
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Either way, we're fully prepared for our hairlines to be snatched from their actual follicles once Bey, Jay, and Blue sweep in to a city near us.
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It may not be fair, but it's human nature to judge books by their covers; Bumble matches by their hairlines; and beauty products by their price, color, or packaging.
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"I AM GEORGE GERSHWIN'S ILLEGITIMATE SON," it shouted, over superimposed profiles of George and Alan in which their respective hairlines, foreheads, noses, lips and chins ran along perfectly parallel paths.
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When the men wax ecstatic about their "shining, gleaming, streaming" locks, it's hard not to notice the receding hairlines and hair that's more salt-and-pepper than flaxen and waxen.
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We're all broken and body conscious, embarrassed by hand size and dick size and thinning hairlines, grasping for places to carve our names in hopes that the words will outlive us.
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That wasn't all ... Another stupid heckler confronted pitchers Matt Barnes and Brandon Workman on the way out of the nightclub and started hurling insults -- calling them "dicks" and insulting their hairlines.
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In a wig studio in a Midtown Manhattan office building, I saw the headforms of the cast of "Hamilton," and dozens of other musicals, complete with squiggly hairlines, drawn in Sharpie.
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And by late afternoon, the salon was full to bursting with black men and women looking to get their hair cut, a weave installed, dreadlocks twisted, beards trimmed, hairlines shaped up.
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Phillips told Today that the find was more than just luck — her sister is a dermatology nurse and so she's well aware that skin cancer could be hiding in her client's hairlines.
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We don't have the same eyes or noses, my sisters and I. Our hairlines are different, and so are the shapes of our faces, but on this particular afternoon the family resemblance was striking.
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In an interview, Walker said he imagines the new trimmer will be used by some current Bevel customers as a complementary product to shape up their hairlines or beards when they pause their Bevel subscriptions.
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Over bottled water and energy drinks, and in cellphone light since the electricity went off briefly, the men compared aches and pains and receding hairlines, and told stories of the good times they had together.
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But his worries eased when he shook hands with the two men, who struck him as harmless blue-collar sorts: Both were in their mid-fifties with bushy mustaches and receding hairlines, and they spoke in a honeyed southern drawl.
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As Paul B. Newman writes in Daily Life in the Middle Ages, wealthy and fashionable women of the 20113th century started plucking the hair from their foreheads in order to raise the front of their hairlines, creating the illusion of a higher forehead and an elongated face.
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This, if you've ever met a girlfriend's dad, is de rigeuer: Dads, their dominance and testosterone fading, just on the cusp of realizing their generation is no longer the active one, ballooning around the waists, no longer vital or attractive, the dads, hairlines receding to their backs.
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But while camouflaging scars makes up a good portion of Scalp Micro USA's business, the majority of their work involves reengineering hairlines and creating the illusion of greater hair density throughout the scalp of those stricken with both male pattern baldness as well as men and women with non-androgenic alopecia.
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Isn't it strange how we get so amped for fall in the middle of August — looking ahead to wearing jeans and soft cardigans and riding the subway without beads of sweat pooling on on our hairlines — but then it gets here (um, it's mid-October), and you're still dealing with the same problems?
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But "Dynasties" does not seek to proselytize or to condemn the oil-executive heirs from Texas with receding hairlines, stretching slain bears out like Playboy centerfolds; the wheezing red-cheeked hoteliers; the dentists from Minnesota with fat foreheads; the cross-eyed sons of real estate conmen, kneeling behind the corpses of heavy, slow animals they courageously ambushed with all-terrain vehicles and high-powered rifles.
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The forewings are white, with an intense satin sheen and with narrow black hairlines. The hindwings are satin white.
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The colour is somewhat mottled very light-brown, with spiral equidistant white hairlines, five in the penultimate, ten in the body whorl. Verco, J.C. 1909. Notes on South Australian marine Mollusca with descriptions of new species. Part XII; Transactions of the Royal Society of South Australia v.
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This practice is part of the modesty-related dress standard called tzniut. Traditional sheitels are secured by elastic caps, and are often designed with heavy bangs to obscure the hairline of their wearers. More modern designed lace-front wigs with realistic hairlines or real hair are growing in popularity.
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Their furrows are crossed by microscopic hairlines, and often traversed by an interstitial thread. Aperture :—The mouth is narrow. The varix is broad and low, about its own breadth within the edge of the free flap which stretches across the mouth. The sinus is deep, oblique, narrowed at the entrance.
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Old nests may be enlarged and used repeatedly. Eggs are approximately 27 x 19 mm, pale grey-brown, oval and covered with sepia and dusky hairlines. Clutch size is typically 2-6 eggs and nestlings fledge after 21–25 days.Russell, A. F., Portelli, D. J., Russell, D. J. F. and Barclay, H. (2010).
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The small shell is biconical and solid. It contains numerous perpendicular riblets extending from the suture to the base These are overrun by smaller spiral cords, between which are dense microscopic hairlines. No fasciole The varix is larger than the ribs The sinus is small. Within the outer lip are a series of denticules.
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Ganga Devi tries to turn Anaro against Nimki for causing Babbu's death. For Anaro's sake, Mintu fills Nimki's hairlines. Mahua is selected for a beauty pageant, it is later revealed that she was never selected and it was a trap for human trafficking, a business run by Ganga Devi and Shukla. Meanwhile Ganga Devi and Nimki topple Shukla's government.
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On the penultimate whorl there are four such cords, and on the antepenultimate three. Between and parallel to the spiral cords are fine, close, microscopic hairlines. The aperture is narrow linear, with a deep sinus and a prominent varix Some variation in contour occurs, some individuals being shorter and broader than others. The species is characterised by its straight, narrow form, gradate spire, and strongly modelled sculpture.
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I've no interest. I think there's something a bit sad about blokes from that era reviving their hits. Receding hairlines and expanding waistlines and some grim effort to recapture their youth. No, I've definitely no interest in strapping on a bass ever again' (Howard Ingram) Several officially sanctioned albums have been released (in Japan) as well as a slew of top quality live bootlegs.
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Playwright George S. Kaufman worked on the last two and helped sharpen the brothers' characterizations. Out of their distinctive costumes, the brothers looked alike, even down to their receding hairlines. Zeppo could pass for a younger Groucho, and played the role of his son in Horse Feathers. A scene in Duck Soup finds Groucho, Harpo, and Chico all appearing in the famous greasepaint eyebrows, mustache, and round glasses while wearing nightcaps.
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A close-up image detailing the heavily accented hairlines present on early Kennedy half dollar proof issues With the exception of 1965 through 1967, proofs have been struck each year in the same metallic composition as regular issue pieces. The first Kennedy half dollar proofs were struck in early January 1964. Early strikes depicted Kennedy with heavily accented hair; an estimated 100,000 coins were struck with this feature. This was altered for the remainder of the mintage of nearly four million proof coins.
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Like Baskerville, he sets off his texts with wide margins and uses little or no illustrations or decorations. Bodoni achieved an unprecedented level of technical refinement, allowing him to faithfully reproduce letterforms with very thin "hairlines", standing in sharp contrast to the thicker lines constituting the main stems of the characters. He became known for his designs of pseudoclassical typefaces and highly styled editions some considered more apt "to be admired for typeface and layout, not to be studied or read."Bodoni, Giambattista.
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The back and sides are tapered short, semi-short, or medium. Buzz cuts can make the face look more defined and are popular with men and boys who want a short, low-maintenance hairstyle, as well as those with thinning or receding hairlines. In countries such as Australia, China, Russia, the United Kingdom, and the United States, military recruits are given buzz cuts when they enter training; this was originally done to prevent the spread of head lice, but is now done for ease of maintenance, cooling, and uniformity.
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The Tsavo lion prides are unique in that they frequently have only a single male lion with usually seven or eight adult females, as opposed to four females in other lion prides. Male lions may have heightened levels of testosterone, which could explain their reputation for aggression and dominance, indicating that lack of mane may at one time have had an alpha correlation. Although primates do not go bald, their hairlines do undergo recession. In infancy the hairline starts at the top of the supraorbital ridge, but slowly recedes after puberty to create the appearance of a small forehead.
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Against the background of greenery, with its sprinkling of butterflies, pinks and columbines, the profile is sharply defined. Her hair is styled to create the appearance of a high, round forehead, an attribute of beauty in Renaissance Italy. Women of this era frequently plucked their eyebrows, hairlines, and drew hair tightly away from the face to accentuate this quality. The only solid basis for a hypothesis of identification is the embroidery on her sleeve, representing the two-handled vase of the Este family; this is also found on the reverse of a medal which Pisanello designed for Lionello d'Este.
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In 1931, Haakon Saethre, a Norwegian psychiatrist, described similar characteristics between a mother and her two daughters. They all had long and uneven facial features, low-set hairlines, short fingers, and webbing between the second and third fingers and between the second, third, and fourth toes. A year later in 1932, F. Chotzen, a German psychiatrist, described a father and his two sons as having very similar characteristics as the mother and her daughters, as well as having hearing loss, short stature, and mild mental retardation. Hence, the name Saethre- Chotzen Syndrome was derived from the two scientists, who had separately described the condition without any previous knowledge of the other.
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The Century Dictionary was typeset and printed by Theodore Low De Vinne, who gave it a typographic aesthetic that foreshadowed a norm of 20th century book printing. Prefigured in De Vinne's work on the Century Magazine from its origins as Scribner's Monthly in 1870, the printer eschewed the thin hairlines and reduced legibility of the 'modern' serif typefaces that were predominantly used in the mid-eighteen-hundreds, favouring Caslon as a sturdier and more legible 'old style' face instead. Due to the complexity of typesetting a large dictionary, De Vinne also devised an elaborate composition stand that gave compositors access to more than seven hundred boxes of type and special sorts within easy reach.
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These black ink strokes were actually already made prior to the cutting of the notes from their tallies in an attempt to prevent counterfeit currency from being produced as it was the best-known security feature available at the time. These brush strokes would overlap with the counterfoil that remained in the tally kept by the issuing government or Nam official when the banknote was cut and later removed. As these brush strokes contained hundreds of very small hairlines which together formed random patterns, they were not dissimilar from individual human fingerprints since it was highly unlikely that any two followed the same patterns. These banknotes were testified to be genuine or false by comparing two halves and the serial number, the banknote could only be declared genuine if the patterns matched.
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In recent years, several relatively cheap flexible nib fountain pens came onto the market, for example, Noodler's Creaper and Ahab models, which use steel- alloy nibs in lieu of 14.4K gold-alloy nibs to achieve a wide range of flex. These nibs, while often a great introduction into the ability—and art, as most calligraphers would argue—of flexible nibs for new users, lack some of the control and finesse of gold nibs and the capability to make hairlines that traditional steel dip nibs possess. These nibs also don't possess the same "spring-back" that some 14K fountain pen nibs offer. They are, however, more forgiving in the accidental case of over-flexing, given steel's more resilient characteristics, and at a price that is accessible for most people.
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Hence, each carriage had painted on its end plate: Collett had also designed in a clearance insurance policy, by designing the carriages with a bow-end, allowing him to inset the end doors as well as angling them at 30degrees to the main body. All Super Saloons were built within Swindon Works Lot No. 1471, the first two carriages fitted out by specialist contractor Trollope & Co. under Diagram G.60 in 1931, whilst the remaining six were all fitted out by the Swindon Works Saloon Gang under Diagram G.61 in 1932. Initially the windows were of a wind-down Beclawat type, but these were replaced in 1935 with the more conventional 4 element sliding vents. Once the exterior was completed, each of the carriages were fitted-out with fine French-polished light-coloured walnut, with book-matched burr veneer panels on the interior sliding doors and fold-down tables, outlined with gold-leaf hairlines.
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