Sentences with phrase «measuring tape so»

Ladies please use your measuring tape so you can prope...

Not exact matches

His power is legend, too: the home run he hit in Washington in 1953 practically invented the tape measure; only Mantle and Williams have ever hit a baseball over the roof in Detroit; only Mantle ever hit a ball up so high against the fa √ ßade in right field at Yankee Stadium.

Some simple DIY plumbing solutions, a skirt for a sink, the just - right fitting and affordably - thrifted vintage mirror (six months of walking around thrift shops with a tape measure finally paid off), one new light fixture (Acworth from Barnlight Electric), and a simple little modge - podged towel hook that allows for a «big people» hand towel in addition to the one for little hands below (and, oh - so - conveniently covers up another hole in the wall).

If you have large and / or sagging breasts then when the person is taking your band measurement, you should pull up on your bra's shoulder straps so that she can get the measuring tape under your breast for an accurate measurement.

Bring a tape measure so that either yourself or the pharmacist can measure your legs so that you can choose the right size compression stocking (each one usually comes with a size chart on the package).

Generally, band size (number) is determined by measuring around the body either directly under the arms or under the breasts and straight around the body holding the tape so that it is straight across the back.

Cup size (letter) is usually determined by measuring around the fullest part of the bust, while wearing a good - fitting bra, and around the body holding the tape so that it is straight across the back.

The shelf is a great place to keep your pencils and tape measures, so you can easily make your markings and get back to cutting.

Hydration needs vary by exercise intensity, temperature conditions, and body size, so to tailor recommendations, Baker and her colleagues measure sweat rate and electrolyte concentrations in athletes» sweat, which they collect by taping absorbent pads onto the athletes» skin.

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Standard equipment includes a hammer and chisel, compass, clinometer, binoculars, pointing trowel, sample bags, tape measures, and so on.

So for me the tape measure was my only real guide on how far I was coming.

First of all, remember that the number aren't fully reliable, so you may want to use a tape measure to check inch loss.

So get a tape measure and measure your waist, thighs etc and keep a log book.

The most effective way for women too tighten and tone is WEIGHTS... lifting weights 3 x week — muscle burns FAT and muscle takes up less space than FAT — and when ur lifting — for the next 48 hrs (onbetween weight training / your body is still burning calories — unlike cardio (which u are only burning while ur doing it) so much has been proven that indeed weights will shrink ur frame yet you will look leaner — so throw away the scales and buy tape measure — and every two weeks measure yourself (first thing in morning) you want compound moves, and minimal rest onbetween sets — any reputable PT should be able too write you up a good programme on this which u can easily do on ur own at local gym.

Wrap a tape measure around your ribcage, following the base of your bra band - pull taut so there's no dip in the tape, but not so tight that you create an indent.

You are so creative with your decorations, like the tape measure star and ornaments on the dress form!

Ladies please grab your tape measure so you can measure your waist, hips and length...

If you haven't pulled out a tape measure and figured out your body shape yet — apple, pear, rectangle, avocado, or hourglass — now is the time to do so.

I didn't have a tape measure that was actually for measuring my body proportion so my measurements weren't consistent.

So, I handed Mr. Dressed the tape measure and let him get to work.

You can bring your tape measure to the mall, too, or just shop wearing a favorite skirt so you can see how various tops look worn with it.

Length is probably this biggest factor, so get out your measuring tape and hold the overall length of say a dress up to you.

So measure your head to get a rough guide (use a tape measure horizontally about an inch above your eyebrows), but always try on as many brands as you can.

Just like every other ship in the game moving these guys around the table is handled by measuring distance in inches, so grabbing a tape measure is recommended.

So get out your measuring tape and start sizing up the living room for that 1.5 x 2m (5 x 6.5 ft) minimum.

So, I 1) attached a surface mount thermocouple to the outside of the twinwall to measure the «actual» surface temperature, and 2) applied a roughly 1.5 by 1.5 inch piece of blue painters tape a few inches below the thermocouple — this is the often used technique of placing a patch of something with know emissivity over an unknown emissivity surface, and then measure the temperature on the known patch.

If this signals a strengthened attack on so - called «red - tape» — which has so far been pushed hardest by the UK — then it could put essential measures to protect people and the environment at risk.

People have been measuring their weight through old - fashioned weighing scales and measuring tapes which are not so accurate.

So, even if a professional floor plan is conducted, it's always a smart move to take along either a tape measure, or invest in a laser measure and check a few of the rooms yourself to be satisfied with the results.

Again, I like to break out my handy blue painter's tape and mark the top and bottom of my gallery wall off so that I can use them as a reference while I'm working through hanging the pieces without having to measure it over and over again.

I am an «eye - baller» so I don't like to get out a measuring tape and feel like there are too many variables in a room and even the type of art (is it bold or does it have fine details?)

Step 3: Create templates of all your frames Step 4: Label templates Step 5: Measure the area where you want to create your display and mark centre point Step 6: Start at the centre and work outwards Step 7: Tape your templates to the wall so you can use it as a guide Step 8: Use a spirit level to ensure it is straight Step 9: Repeat & tape up other templates measuring spaces in between Step 10: Measure distance of nail position from edge of frame Step 11: Measure and mark nail position on each template Step 12: Hammer nails in place Step 13: Remove templates Step 14: Hand your pictTape your templates to the wall so you can use it as a guide Step 8: Use a spirit level to ensure it is straight Step 9: Repeat & tape up other templates measuring spaces in between Step 10: Measure distance of nail position from edge of frame Step 11: Measure and mark nail position on each template Step 12: Hammer nails in place Step 13: Remove templates Step 14: Hand your picttape up other templates measuring spaces in between Step 10: Measure distance of nail position from edge of frame Step 11: Measure and mark nail position on each template Step 12: Hammer nails in place Step 13: Remove templates Step 14: Hand your pictures

For freestanding designs measure your space carefully and mark the position of your new wardrobe on the floor using masking tape, so you can check it will fit in comfortably, making sure that doors can open easily without obstructions.

So we started by painting the top quarter of the walls white and then measured and taped off the white strip and painted the gray.

Just use a level, measure them, and score the edges of the tape with a credit card to seal them down so no paint bleeds underneath.

Watch our simple step - by - step Craft Corner and see how to give a plain white vase a chic metallic update Step 1: Using string, measure around the width of your vase Step 2: Use the string to cut lengths of washi tape so they fit around the width of your vase.

With this strategy in mind I keep detailed notes and measurements of rooms stored on my phone so I can easily reference them and I always keep a tape measure in my purse.

I've started up a few new pinterest boards for inspiration, started sourcing some furniture, and have a fresh notebook and measuring tape on me at all times, so I think I'm ready!

You could use painters tape here to perfectly measure your lines, but we were going for a more organic look, so I decided to freehand it.

I didn't measure or level the cloud stencils, I wanted it to look a bit random so I just eyed it, using painters tape to hold them in place.

I wish my townhouse had a garage to undertake a similar project here... As it stands, I've 3 tool boxes in my basement w / inherited (heavier duty and well used tools) in them, and two mini plastic toolkits (w / basics — small hammer, pliers, flat and phillips screwdrivers, measuring tape, some nails, screws, masking or electric tape, and picture hangers) on the 1st and 2nd flrs, so they're immediately available for small «jobs».