Her creams came in heavy jars, her lipsticks in cool metal sheaths, to advertise their quality.
Because these pleated sheaths skimmed over an uncorseted figure, they were considered shockingly modern.
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Purple and dark green were the dominant colors in the collection, and Hannant also showed many day sheaths.
To remove them, doctors slide sheaths over the wires and scrape the scar tissue away, freeing the lead.
Veteran extractors have emphasized the difficulties encountered in extracting Riata leads, particularly with externalized cables, with frequent need for 16 French sheaths, which we know increase procedural risk.
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The 40 muscles are attached to fine cables in sheaths, much like the brake cables on a bicycle, and these pass through the robotic wrist to operate the joints.
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The handle sheaths are entirely removable for easy cleaning.
So when a group of eight women violinists in matching red sheaths take the Shanghai stage (after the models) but perform only one number, the younger Huntsman, in his uniform--a suit from J.
Although the medicines work in different ways, all of them basically aim to do the same thing: to suppress the immune system, which appears in MS patients to attack the protective sheaths surrounding nerves.
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Even women carried their own knives out to dinner, and those, being accoutrements to party clothes, hung from their waists in silky sheaths that were as decorative as their dresses, and often just as fragile.
When she bares her arms for a gym class with schoolchildren, she makes headlines on the politics page and the style section, inspiring Americans to hit the floor for push-ups and reconsider sheaths under cardigans.
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