greasier造句

• "The greasier the better, " he said.
• Was the skin a little greasier than in New York?
• In the afternoon, I think the track was a little greasier.
• "They'd soak up more fat and turn out greasier ."
• The colder the greasier, they believed.
• Hair in men from that time period had a heavier, greasier look to it almost universally.
• Also, at first your hair will get greasier because it's used to compensating for the shampoo.
• However, this masa yields greasier tamales ( because it contains more lard than homemade masa ), advises Ramirez.
• The conflict is the clash between the ultra-neat, pill-popping Mods and the tougher, greasier older Rockers.
• What you will notice is that some moisturizers feel greasier than others, mainly because they contain a high oil-in-water mixture.
• The best course is to plead for a lot of fried onions, and the greasier the better, as the undressed sandwich is pretty dry.
• Carl's Jr . has seen success with its recently introduced low-carb hamburger, and nearly every fast food chain now offers salads alongside its greasier goods.
• I would anticipate that nuts with only unsaturated fats might tend to seem greasier, since the fats would be more liquid, but that would be OK by me . talk ) 04 : 02, 15 September 2013 ( UTC)
• The Ambience Committee should include computer geeks in black vinyl jackets, old folks in gardening gear, mechanics in grease-stained overalls and rich kids in rolled-up jeans that will never be stained by anything greasier than drippings from their Thai smoked duck wraps.
• Trucker Hats : Baseball caps have long been the default accessory of choice for the majority of Americans suffering from bad hair days . But recently we've seen an older, greasier version of the baseball cap resurrected from the thrift shops and proudly worn on the heads of trendsetting men and women in the city streets.
• But, fearing that his success owed as much to his star persona as to his music, Connick shook up the formula with " She, " hanging up his fedora and hunkering down with the greasier, funkier sound of New Orleans, bringing in hometown heroes such as the Meters and the Neville Brothers to help insure its authenticity.
• As to the high-flown and inventive " God Bless America " sung by Andrea Gruber, of the San Francisco Opera's production of " Cavalleria Rusticana, " during the seventh-inning stretch, Mickey Hart joked that he could have matched her vibrato but personally would have liked a rendition a " little dirtier, greasier, " which is probably not exactly what Irving Berlin had in mind.