He was wearing Kent & Curwen from top to toe.
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You showered and are dirt and odor free from top to toe, [and] 2.
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And not just any boots: ice boots with shimmering snowflake patterns from top to toe.
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Winters are a relief only because I won't stand out covered from top to toe.
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Jessie J wore nude from top to toe with this plunging bejewelled Julien McDonald jumpsuit.
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"When my extremely shy and retiring husband returned to the hostel where we were staying, he was this color from top to toe!" she recalled.
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In Iraqi cities controlled by Islamic State, from which some residents managed to escape, women were confined to their homes and covered from top to toe.
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But then your buddies break out the bug repellent and start spritzing it from top to toe like sixth graders testing body spray for the first time.
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Susan Powell of Oklahoma took home the 1981 Miss America title after competing in a long-sleeved white gown that was covered with sheer, rhinestone-dotted fabric from top to toe.
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"It's one of those places that you walk in and you walk out with a completely different outfit from top to toe," he said of the comprehensive offerings from labels such as Eytys, Ganni, L:a Bruket, Chimi and ADNYM.
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Carrillo has an area of km² and a mean elevation of metres. The canton is shaped like a boot, with the Pacific Ocean at the top. The Tempisque River decorates the front of the boot from top to toe. The Cañas and Bolsón rivers provide the heel and sole of the shape.
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Brede Works produced gunpowder, copper and textiles. Around 1900 the textile factory had grown to a small community with homes, a crèche, school, shop and dining house. The last exhibitions Dressed in Time show the history of fashion from top to toe. Almost 200 garments show how the Danes have looked on everyday and festive occasions from the 1700s to the present day.
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Francesco Morosini (26 February 1619 – 16 January 1694) was the Doge of Venice from 1688 to 1694, at the height of the Great Turkish War. He was a member of a famous noble Venetian family (the Morosini family) which produced several Doges and generals.Encyclopædia Britannica, Morosini Family, 2008, O.Ed. He "dressed always in red from top to toe and never went into action without his cat beside him." Jan Morris.
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Brain surgeon Dr. Hartz says Iris may be suffering from "concussion-related hallucinations." Charters and Caldicott also claim not to remember Miss Froy because they fear that any delay would make them miss the cricket match. Left to right: Catherine Lacey, Margaret Lockwood and Michael Redgrave with the bandaged patient At the first stop, Dr. Hartz's patient, covered in bandages from top to toe and on a stretcher, is brought aboard. Madame Kummer, dressed exactly like Miss Froy, appears in her place, but Iris and Gilbert continue searching.
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One’s-Self I sing, a simple, separate person; Yet utter the word Democratic, the word en-Masse. Of physiology from top to toe, I sing; Not physiognomy alone, nor brain alone, is worthy for the Muse I say the Form complete is worthier far; The Female equally with the Male I sing. Of Life immense in passion, pulse, and power, Cheerful for freest action form’d, under the laws divine, The Modern Man I sing. Text of "One's Self I Sing" from 1884 edition of Leaves of Grass, Wilson & McCormick, Glasgow, 1884.
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When he moved in, the empty picture frames on the walls of the portego were filled with copies of family pictures, including a 15th-century map of the voyages of Alvise da Mosto, who discovered the Cape Verde islands off the west coast of Africa. When BBC Two decided to make a four-part series about the history of Venice, they contacted Francesco to be the host. He has now presented three series for BBC Two: Francesco's Venice, Francesco's Italy - from Top to Toe and Francesco's Mediterranean Voyage, with accompanying books to the series.
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Soubry resigned from the Conservative Party on 20 February 2019, along with Heidi Allen and Sarah Wollaston, and joined The Independent Group, later Change UK. Soubry stated that "the right wing, the hard-line anti-EU awkward squad" had hijacked the Conservative Party from top to toe. On 4 June 2019, Change UK announced Soubry as their leader after six of the 11 MPs left to sit as independents and Heidi Allen resigned as leader. Soubry commented that she was "deeply disappointed" at the split. Following the new party's failure to win at the December 2019 general election, Soubry announced that the Independent Group for Change would be disbanded.
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The magazine pioneered the hybrid style of documentary/fashion photography called The Straight Up. At first, these were of punks and new wave youth found on English streets and who were simply asked to stand against any nearby blank wall. The resulting pictures—the subjects facing the camera and seen from "top to toe"—are a vivid historical documentary photography archive, and have established the posed "straight up" as a valid style of documentary picture- making. I-D turned right is used to signify a wink, a theme with the magazine. Tipped on its side, the "i-D" typographic logo reveals a winking smiley.
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Oil seeds dipped in ghee to the fire with the help of a Sami leaf shaped into a spoon, which action will rid him of all his sins. Taking a sample of the Bhasma in his palm, one should sanctify it by the Vamadeva mantra, mix it with water, and then smear the wet ashes over his body from top to toe while reciting the five mantras of the Pancha Brahman. Following this, with the ashes smeared in his three middle fingers, he should perform the ritual known as "Bhasma Dharana": drawing three horizontal lines (the Tripundra) across his forehead, concurrently uttering the Agner Bhusmasi mantra and murdhanam mantras. One should also make similar ash marks on the neck, cheeks, eyes, mouth, chest, navel, arms on its middle parts, and the wrists, the back side of the palms, and the shoulder.
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In the first chapter of Mistress of Mistresses, by E.R. Eddison, the narrator compares his now deceased compatriot, Lessingham, to Nanga Parbat in a descriptive passage: :"I remember, years later, his describing to me the effect of the sudden view you get of Nanga Parbat from one of those Kashmir valleys; you have been riding for hours among quiet richly wooded scenery, winding up along the side of some kind of gorge, with nothing very big to look at, just lush, leafy, pussy-cat country of steep hillsides and waterfalls; then suddenly you come round a corner where the view opens up the valley, and you are almost struck senseless by the blinding splendour of that vast face of ice-hung precipices and soaring ridges, sixteen thousand feet from top to toe, filling a whole quarter of the heavens at a distance of, I suppose, only a dozen miles. And now, whenever I call to mind my first sight of Lessingham in that little daleside church so many years ago, I think of Nanga Parbat." (Mistress of Mistresses, 1935, p.2-3) Jonathan Neale wrote a book about the 1934 climbing season on Nanga Parbat called Tigers of the Snow.
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