tan造句

Because I tan easily.

Females are usually tan.

The skin of your cheeks will tan.

These shoes are tan, not dark brown.

It took me all summer to get this tan.

Soft matte cool tan filled with silvery-white sparkles.

Every one had on tan clothes and a pointed cap.

Black, brown, and blue/ grey, all with or without tan markings, and various shades of gold.

She wore a tan silk shirt and a tight beige skirt.

For a special occasion, have a professional spray-tan artist create cleavage-enhancing contours.

He had a very tan face and rough hands. He reeked of alcohol.

My job is to tan leather in the leather processing company every day.

In his tan coveralls Joseph Bingham now walked up the driveway of one of these houses, glancing at his watch.

THREE weeks of sailing in the Mediterranean, even during a poor summer, does wonders for a tan.

The Mississippi River Delta is speckled with clouds and outlined by a wide border of greenish-tan sediment.

You can also get away with wearing a blue hat with a light brown or tan suit.

Our hotel has a pool on the roof and I top up my tan as I sip iced tea and order an ice - cream sundae.

Tennis, golf, hiking, and skiing kept her freckled the year round. Even her delft-blue irises were dotted, if you looked, with tan specks of melanin.

When I went to see her at her parliamentary office, neither her tan, sun-bleached hair nor her bright violet dress could hide her irritation.

Green hats are surprisingly versatile. They look best with tan or light brown suits. But they also accent black, green, and gray suits very nicely.

The ten-term congressman from Ohio is known chiefly for his unwavering tan, the butt of some teasing from Mr Obama.

You won't get tan from it, but the light helps replenish the Vitamin D and help with seasonal affective disorder. ... If you're worried about it or have questions about it, talk to your doctor.

The curved walls now had striped tan wallpaper, and the coffee table had been replaced by a walnut-and-mica table that, Obama noted, would resist stains from water glasses.

Wearing green coveralls and a tan hat, Morse stands outside his barn watching his 17-year-old son Noah drive a feed wagon down a row of cattle while the animals feast on corn and hay.