Scrubbing off the offensive words and symbols made the passengers reflect on their hateful meaning, according to Locke.
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With the room disinfected to his liking, Zayner jumped into the shower to begin scrubbing off his microbiome.
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The action picked up straight from last week, with Elizabeth in the Jenningses' garage scrubbing off General Rennhull's blood.
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Seated at the mirror, she would apply lipstick and blush, frantically scrubbing off the makeup at the slightest stirring from downstairs.
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For instance, the matter of a weird fungus that astronauts keep scrubbing off the wall—but no one has quite identified yet.
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It's a good thing I had a soft cloth in my bag, because I was constantly scrubbing off smudges left by my fingerprints.
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It's not worth scrubbing off the first layer of your skin just to have the grits experience — as satisfying as it may be.
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It neither felt like I was scrubbing off a layer of skin nor like I was simply using a glorified cleanser: It was jusssssst right.
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I regularly flirted with 1963 miles an hour at the end of the long straight section before massively scrubbing off speed to enter turn 1E.
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So instead, we compiled a list of songs with a tune from each decade to help you jam out as you're scrubbing off the germs.
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Her second brilliant stroke was to photograph outdoors, amid trees and fields, scrubbing off the institutional settings and entering the realm of dream and myth.
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Green, who is probably still scrubbing off gold paint as we type, reworked Rick Springfield's '80s pop hit "Jessie's Girl" for a musical tribute to Bey.
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An alternative — another widespread epidemic of juiced players — would be crippling to a sport still scrubbing off the stain of its delay in implementing testing for steroids.
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But if Baby Shark is not really your cup of tea, here's a tune from every decade to help you jam out as you're scrubbing off the germs.
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Her second brilliant stroke was to photograph outdoors, amid trees and fields, scrubbing off journalistic or sociological details of the institutional settings and entering the universal realm of dream and myth.
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After an hour of squeezing an eyedropper and scrubbing off the spillage, I would finally don a protective hairnet and climb into bed, a routine I kept up until the spring of my sophomore year.
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Stock it with baby powder, which dehumidifies soggy feet (and other bits); dry shampoo, which can give helmet hair a just-washed look; body wipes for scrubbing off chain grease; a tiny hair straightener; and extra deodorant.
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Based on a book by Karlene Faith, who worked on therapy sessions with the Manson "girls" as a graduate student, Charlie Says opens with Leslie Van Houten (Hannah Murray) frantically scrubbing off blood in the shower after stabbing Rosemary LaBianca.
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Almost every scene of this opening set to Crowded House's "Don't Dream It's Over" would be worth writing about, but the one that gave me pause is a shot of Elizabeth in the shower, wearily scrubbing off yet another sexual encounter in the name of the Motherland.
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Humiliated, Abby fills her bathtub with bleach and starts scrubbing off her skin with steel wool. Stephen finds her naked and bleeding and gets her to the hospital. He then goes after Quaid with a fire axe. Joshua follows him, assuming Stephen and Quaid are working together.
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Back on Hector Street, a man collapses in front of Cobble's Corner. As Jeffrey tries to lift him up, the man scolds him to go back over to his own side. Mr. Cobble comes up to him and tells him to do the same. When he and Amanda return home, they find Martha scrubbing off profanity that was written on the house that says "ISH BELLY GO HOME".
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Cleaning the rosin off strings can make a striking difference to the sound. A common wine cork serves admirably, quietly scrubbing off the crust of rosin without damaging the winding of the string. A dry microfiber cloth is often recommended; it retains the dust well, but makes a penetrating squeaking noise. A cloth with a little rubbing alcohol is effective, if care is taken to protect the top of the violin from the slightest chance of stray droplets of alcohol touching the varnish.
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