It's a gag that continues to fit like a glove.
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For some boys, the King's identity fit like a glove.
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But once my feet were in, they fit like a glove.
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I could only meet for one fitting, but it fit like a glove.
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Overall, they fit like a glove, whether you're at the gym or not.
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They fit like a glove (in a comfortable way) and I love them.
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Thanks to this mystery man in Illinois, when she received the dress it "fit like a glove," she says.
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When I found a vintage leather fringe jacket that fit like a glove, I had to snap it up.
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It was in immaculate condition and fit like a glove — a rare experience for a tall person like me.
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The Warp + Weft MXP High-Rise Jeans are affordable, produced with ethical, environmentally-friendly methods, and fit like a glove.
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"I told her my size and she said 'I think it's going to fit like a glove,'" Hester told CNN.
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The pants also fit like a glove, which was a plus, but I couldn't get past how wide the leg is.
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So they put it all together -- the teeth, the skull and the rest of the new skeleton -- and everything "fit like a glove," Givens said.
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As the name suggests, they literally fit like a glove — made from a buttery-soft Italian leather, the flats are easy to slip on and run out the door.
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"It fit like a glove," Moore shared of the custom blue design featuring a plunging neckline and open-back, which Rebecca wears for the first show on her band's tour.
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"The simultaneous death clause should fit like a glove," he said — there needs to be one spouse designated as the first to die, and the other as the second to die.
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While he and fellow big man Joel Embiid haven't exactly fit like a glove on the court together, with Embiid currently nursing an injury, he's a welcome addition to the team.
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"Drum and bass was a part of Home Club's DNA, as we felt that the spirit of the music fit like a glove to our objective, which was no bullshit, no pretense," says Tan.
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It appeared to fit like a glove, the high neck concealing a bruise that exists permanently under the left side of his distinctive jaw, a battle wound from thousands upon thousands of hours playing his violin.
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A tailor for whom fit is everything and style is nothing can make me a suit that will fit like a glove — but as a patchwork with odd random seams everywhere, it will also not look very much like a suit.
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You don't necessarily have to pair these boots with the waders above, or vice versa, but they fit like a glove thanks to the thin booties on Patagonia's waders, and they don't weigh half as much as some other options on the market, regardless of price.
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Let's face it — no matter how cool a pair of jeans may look on the hanger or how buzzy they become among the style setters in our IG feeds, if they don't fit like a glove when we first try them on, it's safe to say they're not making it out of the dressing room.
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Read more: Everlane's upcycled knit boots fit like a glove — here's what 5 women thought about its new sock-like ankle bootFinding the perfect fall boot can require a host of high-maintenance ingredients: a full moon, the blood of scarred ankles, and your tacit compliance to endure a never-ending phantom pressure of pinched toes for the entirety of the season.
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The Meistrells designed and tailored their own brand of wetsuits. In the beginning, the wetsuits were named the Dive N Surf Thermocline. The Meistrells did not think this was a great name, so they hired a marketing consultant, Duke Boyd. He asked about the characteristics of the suits, and Bill said "They fit like a glove," so Boyd came up with the name Body Glove.
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The beat, it's got a bounce to it. It's outta here." Sean Garrett later clarified, stating that the song was not necessarily called "Filing Papers", Garret commented, > "Let's say I wrote a record for Usher three or four months ago where I > really didn't have any idea of what he was going through personally. I work > really hard at creating records I feel that's gonna fit like a glove to an > artist.
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On stage he has worked with Marília Pêra, Marco Nanini, Miguel Falabella, Jorge Fernando, Wolf Maya and Aderbal Freire Jr, among other prestigious names in the panorama of the Brazilian theater. Bia debuted in film in the film O Cavalinho Azul, Eduardo Escorel in 1984. The following year was cast by Júlio Bressane the beautiful Brás Cubas, a very personal vision of the filmmaker on the classic character of Machado de Assis. Bia fit like a glove in the proposed scenic and aesthetic Júlio Bressane and ended up working in three major films of the filmmaker: Sermões - A História de Antônio Vieira, Miramar and São Jerônimo.
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Although the process costs much time and effort, it ensures to make shoes that fit like a glove. Using a 3D scanner, a shoemaker can create a bespoke last based on your foot to make the footwear, which is called it ‘functional shoes’ since it will prevent bunion and callus. This new method takes only 3–4 weeks to make a pair of bespoke shoes, instead of 3–6 months in traditional bespoke making method At Veritas Bespoke, prices for bespoke shoes begin at US$1,400 with each added layer of customization priced separately. Apart from bespoke lines, they also have Ready-to-wear (RTW) and Made-To-Order (MTO) shoes according to customer personalization.
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On April 2, 1,510 cases of COVID-19 and 13 more deaths related to the disease were confirmed by Mexican authorities. In Mexico City, as hotels are forced to close, hotel guests are evicted from their rooms. That same day President López Obrador gave a press conference in which he downplayed the crisis and, after vaguely linking it with his reiterated promise to eradicate corruption, said the situation "vino como anillo al dedo" (literally, fit like a ring to the finger), which is equivalent to the idiom "fit like a glove to the hand" in that it expresses timeliness and adequateness. On April 3, 1,688 cases and 60 deaths were confirmed by the Secretariat of Health.
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In between 2019 concert legs of her Just a Girl concert residency, Stefani flew from Las Vegas to Los Angeles to record her parts at a Hollywood recording studio. Stefani's role in the song was unexpected and not initially planned according to Hendricks, who described her contributions as last minute additions to the track. He revealed: "It wasn't originally set to be a duet at all, [but] she fit like a glove, and it was super easy [to add her vocals]". During an interview streamed live via his Instagram account, Shelton described working with Stefani on the track: > I'm still learning when it comes to recording with Gwen. We’ve only recorded > literally a handful of songs together.
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Quote in the original French: "...cette pièce vulgaire, sans intrigue, sans caractères, sans moeurs." The New York Times correspondent reported the play's resounding success with the audience, but like many commentators of the day, including Favre, largely attributed it to Sarah Bernhardt's powerful performance, noting that: > There is not much of play, a mere outline at best, made to fit like a glove > the talent and personality of Bernhardt who is all and everything, but who > should or could complain? The interest never slackens; there is enough > dialogue and apropos to keep both gratification and amusement entertained, > and the story enobles itself magically in the hands of the greatest living > actress.New York Times (12 December 1987) p. 2 Writing from the perspective of the late 20th century, Nicassio agrees that Bernhardt's performance as a character essentially like herself, a celebrated, amorous, and temperamental diva, was undoubtedly a key factor in the play's success with the Paris audience.
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Mann went inside to use the restroom and the audience was now introduced to his inner thoughts while he was simultaneously washing up from the crash. This diegetic use of sound was explained by Spielberg as Mann wanting to "physicalize" and "emote" his feelings, giving the audience an intimate relationship now with Dennis Weaver's character. The use of sound, or lack thereof, was a tactic used by Spielberg to "keep the audience in suspense" throughout the entirety of the film, a trait that he said he was inspired to use from Alfred Hitchcock. According to Spielberg, "sound has to fit like a glove...it makes everything scarier", which was applied towards the end of the film when Mann is asleep at the wheel but he is awakened at the sound of what appeared to be the truck, but was revealed to actually be a passing train, giving the audience the anxiety that this was going to be a major turning point.
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