Sentences with phrase «mask over your mouth»

Kicking off with a literal bang, a team of police officers force open the door of a flat in France, and with masks over their mouths, they walk around the apartment, open the windows and finally find what they're looking for.

If you are the sole caretaker, try handling the hay with gloves and wear a dust mask over your mouth and nose.

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Place the mask over your nose and mouth and breathe normally.

For an older child, pull a neck warmer over the bottom of her mouth or cover her with a winter mask to warm the air before it hits her lungs.

As we puzzled over a map we could barely read, a kind young woman, a surgical mask covering her nose and mouth, stopped and offered to help us find our way.

, response to an unfamiliar scene (why is my owner wearing a black ski mask and staring at me), operant conditioning (turning in circles over and over again is a good way to get a pat on the head), and problem solving (how can I get my mouth on that Milk - Bone?).

After cleansing and toning, remove sheet mask from package and place it carefully over your face, smoothing to fit the curves of the face, and adjusting around eyes, nose, and mouth.

A large bandage was wrapped around his head, heavy blankets were piled over him, and an oxygen mask covered his nose and mouth.

Some of my fellow pedestrians and plenty of cyclists and ATV riders were wearing surgical masks, bandannas or scarves over their noses and mouths to avoid inhaling the dust, and even the products in a nearby grocery store seemed to be coated in it.

Later episodes, such as «The Trojan Koopa,» would remedy this, or at least reach a compromise by using their normal faces, but allowing them to change expressions and move their mouths — an ability that would carry over into later Mario games, though whether this is meant to imply that this is simple cartoonishness at work or that the masks are their faces is unknown.

I love how all the heroes have masks that drop down over their mouths, but only sometimes.

Other significant acquisitions and gifts of South and Southeast Asian art over the past few decades have included a Leti mouth mask, a Mentawaian sacred carving (jaraik), and a male Batak figure, all purchased by The Eugene and Margaret McDermott Art Fund, Inc.; an Iban mask, gift of Albert and Elissa Yellin; and a figurative Timor door, gift of Diane Ansberry Rahardja and Andyan Rahardja and Family in honor of Louise Steinman Ansberry.