The condition causes dots of hard, thickened skin which are painful and uncomfortable.
Ten classically-trained dancers strut around on stage dressed in Christian Louboutin designer heels and little else -- although clever lighting and breathtaking visual effects makes it hard to see where skin ends and reflections begin, keeping the performance more artistic than sleazy.
Whitmore puts them at the top of her list for their proclivity to rolling around the plate and often hard-to-pierce skin.
However, in a beat-em-up he has a fundamental problem, which is that his superpowers are either less powerful versions of Superman powers (strength, tough skin) or hard to implement as other than special attacks (fish telepathy).
The patient also received lower eyelids, upper lip, skin, muscles, bone, hard palate, arteries, veins and nerves.
By the time the coaches had the athletes stop, many had their their hands blistered hard, through at least one layer of skin.
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We hear so much about the dangers of skin cancer, or the more mundane problem of wrinkles and skin deterioration, that it almost seems hard to believe anybody would have a real nut-brown year-round tan, says Mary Killen, who writes the Spectator's Dear Mary column.
Placing a heat protective barrier between the skin and laptop, or placing the computer on a hard surface is generally recommended to prevent the condition from developing.
Bob's integrity was absolute--he was as hard on Republicans as he was on Democrats--and thankfully he possessed a skin of armor.
In the mirror, she looked sharp enough to cut something, hard fixed lines beside her mouth, her eyes too big, her cheekbones jutting like knuckles under her skin, up to her elbows in dirty work, cleaning toilets.
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