Sentences with phrase «worn hand warms»
After he and I walk up the back walk to the farmhouse kinda rocking and swaying with our nearly grown tribe, his worn hand warms mine, and we linger a bit to watch the blue edges of the sky bleeding into a twilight gold, and for a holy moment the world softens and there is time to look and see.
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I snagged these Under Armour Tech Gloves to wear at the Turkey Trot & loved that they were thin yet kept my hands warm — and I could take pics for the recap post!
Wearing kitchen gloves to protect your hands from staining, peel the beets while they're still warm.
If you don't wear gloves, be sure to wash your hands with warm water and soap after prepping the chiles.
I wore my jacket with the hood up and gloves on to keep my hands warm.
and they wear footie pjs at night, though some are 2nd hand and are rather worn, so some warmer pjs might help too.
Without being too heavy - handed, talk about how some people need warm food to eat and clothes to wear and how it is very nice when other people help out by buying these types of things.
Or, You wear mittens to keep your hands warm when it's cold.
And on the other hand I also remember thinking to myself that I absolutely did not have to wear such a warm sweater.
Take your vitamins people, wash your hands, get your flu shots and wear warm clothing.
On the other hand, I very much like it as I can wear this cool faux - fur vintage hat as well as warm woollen skirts with cute prints.
Mid-weight premium fleece Compatible with Berghaus InterActive layering wear 2 zip - up hand warmer pockets Full - zip front Stand - up collar Made from over 50 % recycled fleece Weight (approx.)
The ribbed storm cuffs will make all the difference when he's wearing his gloves, so his hands and wrists will stay warm and dry.
On the one hand it's just super convenient since you stay warmer the more layers you wear and on the other hand I just totally love the look of a layered outfit.
It's just a «simple with a little something» midwinter knitting boost to keep your hands warm (in the making) and your heads too (in the wearing).
- Crop Top - Solid Colour Detailing - Made With 85 % Acrylic 15 % Wool & Love - No Lining - Care For Me; Gentle Hand Wash Separately, Do Not Bleach, Line Dry In Shade, Warm Iron Reverse Side - Cropped Length; 24 cm / 9in - No Fastening - Strapless - No Pockets - Medium Stretch - Model is wearing size 8 AUS / 4 US / 8 UK / 36 EU - Model's height is 165 cm / 5ft 4in
Wear it with warm hand knitted sweater and let some heart beats faster because of your perfect style.
Do not forget to wear a camel - coloured, warm - toned hand bag!
This fireside pullover I wore will keep you snug and warm as you sit by the fire pit on a chilly night with a mug of cocoa in hand, and is currently on sale for 20 % off!
- Buttons at bottom - Length: 63 cm / 25in - Fabric: 100 % Polyeter - Cold hand wash only - Machine wash warm - Model is wearing size 8 AUS / 4 US / 8 UK / 36 EU - Model's height is 165 cm / 5ft 4in
- Fabric content: 100 % Polyester - Belt included - Garment care: Gentle luke warm hand wash - Garment length: 114 cm / 45in; Adjustable straps - Model is wearing size 8 AUS / 4 US / 8 UK - Model's height is 164 cm / 5ft 4in
On the other hand, the advantages of wearing a pencil skirt are: it's impossible to be blown up by the wind, the ventilation by being so tight make them warmer in the cooler periods of time and they show off the female shape which makes them sexier than the boring straight office skirts.
During the winter, I rarely wear a winter coat and for going in and out of shops decided that this Karen Millen denim and leather waistcoat which I got second hand from Oxfam would be warm enough.
Wearing red gloves in a cold, blue world, Heidi has the warm hands, warm heart that don't come so easily to her emotionally troubled, noncommittal new boyfriend (but do come easily to the gratuitous local kid with Asperger syndrome, the film's sole unspoiled man).
My hands stayed both warm and dry while cozy in Autodromo's stringback driving gloves ($ 125); they're definitely snug, but they easily go on and off your hands, and before long, you barely realize you're wearing them.
Wear mittens instead of gloves to keep your hands warmer.