curl

I set-up my ring light, beat my face, put some gel in my chemo curls and facilitated my own photo shoot in the living room with my iPhone.

I wore a wig everyday which I loving named Ruby, her curls worked just as hard as I did!

The only surprise was the left collar point, which was allowed to curl.

Poetry is no longer something we curl up to with a cup of tea.

Jonathan Coulton's song "curl," with footage of Stephen Colbert trying out for the 2010 U.S. Curling Team.

Or to put it another way, sweeping helps make the stone not curl.

The smoke from his cigarette will curl around his head and nothing else near him will move, and you will wonder what he sees.

As soon as they begin to curl a little, they are thrown upon large planks, and each single leaf is rolled together.

He was an apprentice to a wig and curl maker, when Whitefield attracted his attention, and he became a methodist preacher.

If we apply heat to this balance the greater expansion of the brass portion of its rim would cause the free ends to curl inward.

His cheek-bones were as high as those of the Indian, but his skin was lighter in color, and his hair had a tendency to curl.

And now it was Louis's turn to let his sharp little beard curl up in impotent anger.