Sentences with phrase «wearing hair nets»

Yes, there are food concerns in a home kitchen, such as people cooking with clean hands or wearing hair nets, and people not cooking with pets or sick children around.

Recorded temperatures of all meals and kitchen equipment and wore a hair net gloves and apron during meal and snack preparations

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The chicken plucker is still wearing her white hair net, and the garbage collector smells like spoiled meat.

As the girls come by wearing their miniskirts, net stockings, big false eyelashes, long pressed hair and soulless expressions, he grins approvingly and says, «Hey, hold it, man — foxes.»

Now that was a hair on end air punching moment, his goal against Leeds, for a moment the world was right again, Henri wore red and the ball was in the net...

Gloved for work, Davis wears a lab coat over his street clothes, blue paper bootees over his shoes, and a net over his hair.

Ned literally blows away Lola using a hair dryer, a man wearing a stocking over his head chews gum through the netting, and a great many gags are wordplay groaners like this courtroom exchange:

Another wore a net in her hair — Cubby had never heard of such a thing — and several had buns piled on top of their ancient, powerful faces, like African women in books bringing home pitchers of water from the well.

Sales for hair nets have been spiking ever since she stealthily wore one after a recent trip to Sweden and Norway with Prince William — this is the Kate Middleton Effect at its finest, my friends.

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