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Tattoo in sentence

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A tattoo is nothing more than a bunch of tiny pigment particles, soot in this case, that get trapped in the dermis, which is the layer of tissue right underneath the surface of the skin.
What sorts of things could we make a tattoo do?
So how could we overcome this human weakness with a tattoo?
Well, if the problem is that we can't see UV rays, maybe we can make a tattoo detect them for us.
So I decided to tattoo a couple of spots on my own arm instead.
And of course, I think there are lots of really cool, artistic things you could do with a color-changing tattoo like this, but I hope that it will also help us solve a big problem in skin protection.
Well, if you were to try to tackle that problem with a tattoo, the first step would be to make a tattoo that conducts electricity.
I swear to you, I want to tattoo her response all over my entire body.
Last picture, it's a tattoo, 2,000-years-old tattoo.
You can copy this tattoo.
Fortunately Nimbar an alien that looks like a giant piece of clear jello recruits four teenagers to defend the earth, Nimbar gives them each a tattoo of a different star constellation that allows them to transform into buffed up superheros who look like dancers from an eighties tech no music video, they could also combined into a giant knight.
If you like piercing, well this kind of piercing deals with heavy heavy hooks and plenty of tattoo's; besides, lots of needles and thread to seal up things on the human body.
The first in a new style of films for Lamas- no tattoo's, motorcycles or karate.
I liked the part where Goodnight checked out one of the girl's tattoo on her back.
Later Gus gets a tattoo and an eye-patch for his injured eye.
Very low-budget police procedural film about homicide detectives trying to solve the murder of a woman whose body turns up in a stolen car in Central Park, and their only clue is a tattoo on her arm.
The nonsensical decision to make the character played by Robert DeNiro (in his most overdone performance, and that's saying a lot) into a religious fanatic is ridiculous, and exemplary of attitudes harbored by Hollywood (and Mr. Scorcese especially)- attitudes that compel writers to think that the best way to make a character insane is to tattoo a crucifix on his back.
A baby with a full set of teeth and a tattoo is accepted as being only months old ?
A particularly impressive part, to me, was when Kirsten Dunst's character points to the number branded on her arm, and cries, "I wanted one of these!" referring to a tattoo.
for example in the film she wanted a tattoo when she got one in the camp it had a completely different negative meaning.
hes from new york, not south Africa, i fail to see how he'd have a strong enough connection to the Afrikaner resistance movement that he would tattoo their symbol to his body?
the only other reason he may have this tattoo is for its connection to the racialist group blood and honor, a group that also uses this logo sometimes.
why he would get a tattoo of this group, which is still in existence and in many nations, i have no idea.
I don't know what the point of the tattoo on Benji's paw is and I don't know who the British man and woman are.
The worst thing of all is that even a layman wouldn't believe that a guy who wants to be a pool hustler would get a tattoo of an 8 ball on his wrist, for whatever reason.
An angel with fake wings and a tattoo does it for her.
the scene where they kidnap & tattoo the rapist is worth it.
John Berkes is a tattoo artist and he gives Alan Ladd a tattoo that looks like a birth mark the child had.
Freddy has a huge tattoo on his right arm...next scene, it's missing...no, there it is again...wait, it's gone...it's back, again...Hilarious!
Some of the photography was simply beautiful (the blood from the tattoo, the motorcycle ride, the bedroom scene).
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