It also reported that as recently as this summer the word was still faintly visible under a coat of white paint.
It sometimes happened that she had to greet the public from the balcony with her nightgown tucked up under her coat.
And, unlike traditional cash registers, a mobile device can easily be slipped under a coat and carried out of the store for offline analysis.
She hid the dog under her coat on the school bus, and then, instead of going straight to school, she took Blitzee back to our old house in town, which was less than a block away.
For a more downtown attitude, stay toasty in a cashmere hoodie worn under your sport coat.
Today, under a fresh coat of varnish, the words are gone.
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But oh, the things she's seen on my end: the excuse-making, the nightgown under the trench coat to drive the car pool, the panic every time I see a gray hair--and that's just the small stuff.
The train window was so dank with mist anyway that it was hard to see anything at all except the reflection of my own dark figure hunched down under the baggage rack in my black tweed coat and hat.
Edward Braddock, he escaped injury although four bullets ripped his coat and two horses were shot from under him.
In 1997, Boston Scientific signed an agreement with Cook and Angiotech Pharmaceuticals (nasdaq: ANPI - news - people ), under which Cook and Boston Scientific were granted co-exclusive rights to use paclitaxel to coat coronary stents.
Lemme tick off a bunch of breed points for poodles: Tail set, topline, feet, condition of coat, soundness moving up, down and around the ring, placement of ear leathers, under jaw, color of eyes (dark and almond-shaped), layback of shoulder, expression and temperament.
Under this agreement, Boston Scientific and Cook were granted co-exclusive rights to use the drug paclitaxel to coat coronary stents.
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