Sentences with phrase «away under some layers»

You can choose to leave the collar on show or hidden away under some layers, but it's really down to you.
Shut away under layers of plastic, the studio is typically cramped and utilitarian and houses a large collection of art materials accumulated over 50 years.

Not exact matches

The sleep layer of Franceshetti's sleep tracker does away with much of the annoyance of phone - based apps (that require you to leave your phone under your pillow) by using a layer that fits over any mattress to send the results directly to your phone.
As The Washington Post explains, the discovery of the new location first began 15 years ago when a team at the Tower of David Museum began an expansion project: «But the story took a strange turn when archaeologists started peeling away layers under the floor in an old abandoned building adjacent to the museum in Jerusalem's Old City.»
When a star runs out of hydrogen fuel its core collapses inward under gravity and, hitting rock bottom, sends out a shockwave that blasts away the star's outer layers as a supernova.
It's just hiding away under a thick layer of adipose tissue — that's fat to you and me.
The bottom of the Ziploc bag sits on the top layers of the ferments will keep them submerged under the brine (salted solution) surface and away from oxygen.
Instead of stashing them all away, I kept a few of my favorite summer pieces out for layering under some chunky sweaters and cardigans and with over the knee boots.
It does this by creating natural looking, subtle texture (think: crimping) in the under layers of your hair, lifting the top layers of your hair up and away from your scalp.
A luxuriously soft, cushioning layer under your fitted sheet, wool provides natural breathability and wicks away moisture, keeping you warmer during the cooler months and cooler in the summer.
But the best part is, unlike a jacket that can feel confining with too many layers stuffed under or inadequate (or just basic) without, it's room leaving you completely unencumbered and yet it's genius at disguising whatever's underneath — a ratty tee worn sans bra on a coffee run, a bump you'd like to keep away from prying eyes, or a bulge you'd rather not see.
I DEFINITELY think you could get away with layering it under a sweater.
A luxuriously soft, cushioning layer under your fitted sheet, wool provides natural breathability and wicks away moisture.
And as the delicate script, by Six Feet Under writer Nancy Oliver, peels away Lars's bruised layers, Gosling gradually lets us in, just as he eventually begins to do with his family — his brother, Gus (Paul Schneider: The Family Stone, George Washington) and Gus's wife, Karin (Emily Mortimer: Dear Frankie, Young Adam)-- as well as the folk of their small town.
If there is still some paint under the peeled - away layers, then the matter is only cosmetic for now.
It might seem like you will be alleviating her when it hots up, but actually, you will only put her at risk of sunburn and take away her ability to regulate her body temperature (a task her under layer is in charge of).
The ideal cold - weather canine has a thick outer coat which wicks away moisture, a soft furry under layer which holds warmth (like long underwear), tough feet, and an amazing metabolism that supports strength, endurance, speed, and recovery.
It might be buried under a layer of problems, but it's hard not to crack a smile as you land a beautiful shot over a hill or drop a stick of dynamite on your friends head before running away.
Either square or rectangular in format, the paintings were constructed by laying down (mostly) opaque layers of paint and then scraping away one layer from another by use of a squeegee, as in Little Three for Two: Red, Yellow, Blue (1976), or exposing under layers by peeling away tape.
For the photographers featured in Under the Surface, that method is layering, which not only activates the plane through a confusion of visual incident, but also activates the viewer, asking her to find meaning by peeling away those layers.
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