His eyes felt like they'd been covered in sandpaper and then set on fire.

Several areas felt like sandpaper, others were smooth as glass.

Her body like sandpaper when she pressed it against his.

Have the supplier show you how to change the sandpaper on both.

His hands felt as if someone had gone at them with coarse sandpaper.

He was cutting the ball all right, they said, but with sandpaper.

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He tried to speak but his mouth was dry, like sandpaper.

All the sandpaper and vinegar suddenly went out of him.

His voice held a harsh edge to it, like sandpaper.

Compared to stones, sandpaper is lower in cost as well.

I've had my face turned into sandpaper from some other salons.

It has an adhesive back and a sandpaper like top.

She tried to open her eyes but the sunlight scratched them like sandpaper.

Less sheet sandpaper is needed if power sanders are used.

My eyelids felt as if they were lined with sandpaper.

Even the little 3-year-old works away with his sandpaper.

The sandpaper feeling alone might not be so bad.

In a voice like sandpaper, the woman demanded, "Who are you?"

His throat was a dry well which had been faced with sandpaper.

Shoes moving up the stairwell, making a sound like sandpaper.

Before long Blade felt as if he'd been rubbed all over with fine sandpaper.

"All this stuff is finally starting to fall into place for me," he said in his signature sandpaper voice.

He closed one eye, regarding me through the other, which looked as though it had been sandpapered.

We could hear her soles hastily sandpapering up the outside stairs.

My throat and lungs feel like they've been sandpapered.

He knelt next to it and sandpapered the tips of his fingers to make them more sensitive.

Years later, in a television interview, he admitted: "I mildly sandpapered something somebody said".

My shirt was torn and the left side of my face felt as though someone had sandpapered it.

"Just a scratch on the forehead, but the left side of your face, sir, looks as if someone had sandpapered it.

This fly, deep into the patrol zone, is sandpapering nerve ends.

All six came up from poverty, had little formal schooling and sandpapered their technique in music halls.

It felt like he was sandpapering my pit.

Jerked free of the sparking, sandpapering fury on its left flank.

He headed that way, gun up, senses sandpapered to ultimate alertness.

Melody Maker likened listening to the record to sandpapering your ears.

His mouth was desert dry and his tongue felt like someone had sandpapered it.

Danny felt the sun and the smell go to work on his skinful of booze, sandpapering him.

She put a hand to the side of her face, still love-sore from being sandpapered by Peter's bristly cheek.

It required only a little filing, sandpapering and polishing to make it perfect.

My face feels as if it's been sandpapered."

Its skin sandpapered the hide off my fingers when I tried to hold it so Priest could get his hook back.

The underside of the deck is sandpapered down to remove any paint or varnish that it may have.

His eyes were dry, and it felt like the inside of his eyelids had been sandpapered with a rough grit.

That's you open the you know you put a layer of polish on so much and sandpapered it down.

As he sandpapered a mask, he explained how he became an artisan.

My job was sandpapering the bodies.

Silence felt a headache building in his left temple, and his eyes felt as if they'd been sandpapered.

Here are some suggestions: (1) Be sure to clean the strips with a fine sand-paper.

Finishing the piece will require sand-paper or wire wool, possibly with a sanding block.

Use sand-paper to clean the sawcuts and also to radius off the edges of the spar ends.

Crazing the surface with acetone or nail-polish remover or sand-paper would have similar effects.

For almost 10 years, ending around 1990, he wrote a history column, "A Moment in Time," for the Beach Haven Times, and contributed historical features to "The Sand-Paper" and "The Beachcomber," the island's other weeklies.

He loaded it, and rammed home the loading with his thumb-end; but hardly had he ignited his match across the rough sand-paper of his hand, when Tashtego, his harpooneer, whose eyes had been setting to windward like two fixed stars, suddenly dropped like light from his erect attitude to his seat, .