Sentences with phrase «wear over your finger»

Toothbrushes that you can wear over your finger are also available and allow you to give a nice massage to your pet's gums.

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Tip when working with horseradish: Put a plastic bag over your hand or wear gloves so your fingers are not hot with horseradish due to the grating.

Matthew Stafford reportedly dislocated his thumb joint and tore ligaments in his middle finger in a win over the Bears, and will have to wear a glove for the remainder of the season.

Long was passed fit, despite missing the Republic of Ireland's win over Wales with a hip injury, while Jonjo Shelvey wore a cast on his hand after breaking a finger trying to break up a training ground row last week.

I'm in love with the Long Peace Sign Ring that I've been wearing on my middle finger on my right hand for over a month.

Keeping a finger on the tubing or wearing that snug tank top over tubing and supplementer prevents him from pulling it out of position.

Over time, these immune reactions by way of the antibodies can cause major wear and tear affecting the tiny microscopic finger like projections in the small bowel (particularly the duodenum, the first part of the small bowel) in a process called villous atrophy.

Over the last several years, may have noticed a trend lately toward more barefoot and minimalist footwear (such as Vibram five - finger shoes) thanks to research showing that competitive runners often perform better when barefoot as opposed to wearing thickly cushioned shoes (1)...

I have, and always will, love a good over the knee boot (fingers crossed they never go out of style) so I decided to round up my favorite ways to wear the trend.

First, it was the over sized ring, usually worn on your index finger.

I accessorized with layered gold necklaces that I always wear and have collected over the years along with my rings I wear on each finger.

Our thoughts: This one was harder to do without grating off your fingers, and we felt it didn't produce a very realistic or interesting look, however we think it would wear well over time.

She ate coffeecake with her fingers, eyes wandering over the worn cupboards, the jumble of china and jars, the stove and refrigerator surely as old as she was herself, the chipped porcelain sink, the cockeyed drawers and their mismatched contents.

They wore knitted scarves and bonnets or caps, and many had knitted gloves attached to long tapes which ran along their sleeves, inside their coats, and over their shoulders and out, so that they could leave their ten woollen fingers dangling, like a spare pair of hands, like a scarecrow.