Sentences with phrase «back on the mannequin»

You would think if you asked a sales associate would at least do it so they could put something back on the mannequin right away.

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His highlights from that tenure included covering the death of Hugo Chavez and the unraveling that followed under President Maduro; a story on the busty mannequins manufactured in Venezuela to match the local obsession with plastic surgery; a story on the Yawar fiesta, an annual celebration in a few remote Andean towns in Peru where a condor is tied to the back of a bull for a ritual bullfight; and, ah yes, the great secret service prostitution scandal from President Obama's visit to Colombia, in which he was the only reporter to find and interview the two hookers at the center of the scandal.

This time the subjects were positioned in beds on their backs while two cameras sent them images of a tiny doll or an oversize mannequin lying on a bed next to them.

Do you find yourself holding onto items in your closet that don't fit you as you'd like but you're not 100 % willing to give up on them so you just keep hanging on, hoping that one day you will magically pull them out of the dark back corner of your closet, slip them on and they will look as good or better than the day you saw them in the store window on the size 0 mannequin?

With appearances by Lying Figures, Mannequin and the mysterious «Fukuro,» a female creature that rides on the back of a Lying Figure.

In the next room break the mannequins for some [Agent Honor (Blue)-RSB- and run past the infinite Shadow spawn point on the wall and on the floor over towards the back right corner of the room.

The brainchild of Swiss performance and visual artist Mai - Thu Perret, the installation puts forth a collage of objects drawn from her visual vocabulary that includes several female mannequins, two large - scale ceramic eyes, a ceramic dog, and an abstract Rorschach - style painting that hangs on the back wall.

Amongst the many other brilliant works on show, Thomas Hirschhorn's is a standout, comprising a line - up of mannequins in a grubby display case along the back wall, lumps missing from their torsos, breasts, and necks, creating gaping holes that drill right through their bodies.

Called Cake Man (II), it features a lifesize mannequin dressed in African print, with a huge pile of cakes balanced precariously on his back.

We watch him meander through empty halls, read aloud passages from Richard Adams's 1972 fantasy classic Watership Down, improvise his bed on a baggage carrousel, boogie to Boney M.'s 1978 version of «Rivers of Babylon» (not coincidentally, a lament over exile), seek affection from a statuesque female mannequin in an Olympic Airlines uniform, and, most significantly, narrate letters back to his wife.