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What's more, a tattooed ingenue named Lily Mila Kunis, in a smashing breakout performance has just joined the company, presenting a loose-limbed, smoky-eyed threat to Nina's tightly wound rectitude.

Vision, en pointe Ann Hornaday 2010

“Just for a second there you looked like a smoldering, smoky-eyed siren planning your next seduction!”

The Home for Broken Hearts Rowan Coleman 2010

Last, of course, were the assistants: young, nubile things lined up along the wall for the picking, looking smoky-eyed and mildly slutty and trying not to lose their balance as they fished the olives from their drinks.

Spring 2010

Yet you make of it a cheap prostitute, adorning it with 22-inch golden rims, smoky-eyed windows, and a glittering wing on its back.

Nine Traffic Circles of Hell | Impact Lab 2007

His mother was Ruth Zuckerman, known as Ruth Taylor, a smoky-eyed silent-screen film actress, so he had, in a sense, been born into show business.

The Making of "The Graduate" Kashner, Sam 2008

There were kids everywhere, and bridal shops and toy stores and thrift stores, and a photography studio with silver-framed pictures of smiling babies and smoky-eyed women in feather boas.

My Dreams Out in the Street Kim Addonizio 2007

'You may be happy to lie to your family about our supposed "relationship",' she had told him with a look of smoky-eyed despair.

The Demetrios Virgin Jordan, Penny 2001

He was almost sure he remembered a moment when the other two San­ciscos stood looking down at him, the man scowling, the smoky-eyed woman smiling a derisive smile.

Science Fiction Hall of Fame Various, 1973

YouTube makeup legend Lauren Luke, aka panacea81, talks you through the smoky-eyed look

Life and style | guardian.co.uk 2010

The models, too, were fresh-faced, rather than the smoky-eyed, bedroom-haired "dolls" usually associated with the Balmain glam-rock excess.

Telegraph.co.uk: news, business, sport, the Daily Telegraph newspaper, Sunday Telegraph 2010