Sentences with phrase «coveralls from»

In addition to the Clean Halloween II edition and the Halloween III masks, you will also be able to wear Michal Myers» signature masks and coveralls from The Curse of Michael Myers, H20, and Resurrection, all of which scheduled be released as part of Trick or Treat Studios» 2014 catalog.

Chris continues: «Our employees found that coveralls from 3M were the most comfortable as they are made from breathable fabric, meaning that wearers don't sweat so much.»

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Aside from the usual politics of appearances, this also makes us wonder: if Obama held a photo - op with General Motors employees, would he give them coveralls and welding guns?

Red coverall by Jeanne Campbell of Sportwhirl is of form - fitting velveteen, for anything from dog walking to playing hostess at cocktail party.

The SleepSack and coverall unzip from the bottom to make diaper changes easier.

Disposable protective coveralls are used extensively in the workplace for a variety of tasks; from guarding against dust, to protection from harmful toxic chemicals or infectious body fluids.

Utilitarian pieces you might not expect from the Italian house — anoraks, rain slickers, army jackets, coveralls — were given a glamorous makeover, thanks to a feminine color palette, loads of sparkling paillettes and embroideries, artful layering and oversize bows or ruffles.

She wears coveralls to the town's nicest restaurant and takes her fashion cues from Rambo.

In John Carpenter's Halloween (1978), The Shape is a menacing force with a large kitchen knife, navy coverall, and soft - featured mask who escapes from an asylum and returns to his home town of Haddonfield, Illinois to terrorize the town's teenage babysitters.

Protective outerwear such as laboratory coats and coveralls are designed to protect street clothes or scrubs from contamination.

Many dog groomers wear coveralls to protect their clothes from hair and water during the grooming process, so it is a good practice to adopt.

Doctors would go from being inside wearing a smock, pulling a foxtail out of the ear of a dog to changing into coveralls and boots and heading outside to check if a cow was pregnant.