Four detainees are wearing street clothes and gripping plastic bags.
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STREET CLOTHES I haven't worn a habit for 40 years.
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He jumped in with his street clothes and his personal handgun.
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Surgeons dressed in street clothes operated on patients screaming in agony.
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Falk warmed up pregame but returned before kickoff in street clothes.
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Our street clothes had been removed and replaced with Hooters outfits.
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He wore street clothes, a purple coat and skinny black pants.
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The dancers usually wore street clothes, but that could vary, too.
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He arrived at Wednesday's game during halftime and wore street clothes.
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Also, I don't put my street clothes into the gym bag.
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The sight of Anthony in street clothes was concerning for the Knicks.
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He works out very well, she says, but in his street clothes.
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He quickly changes into street clothes before Aunt May can catch him.
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He returned to the sideline in street clothes later in the game.
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Mr. McCullough, wearing street clothes, grinned at reporters from the back seat.
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Guests arrived on Saturday wearing Chinese silk dressing gowns over street clothes.
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NOTES: Arizona G Allonzo Trier was still in street clothes on the bench.
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This is the first time I have worn street clothes in 15 years.
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Instead, EA told both players to wear street clothes for the cover shoot.
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He's wearing street clothes, and the bike is clearly too small for him.
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He put on his street clothes and later left the stadium, according to Time.
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Gizmodo: You mentioned that surgeons in the pre-Lister era were wearing street clothes?
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The models start walking out in half-done hair and their own street clothes.
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Anti-crime officers and gang squad detectives wear street clothes, but are not undercover.
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But first, there was one more photo shoot to be done — in street clothes.
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People in street clothes trailed close behind the bed, unsure of where to look.
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He changed into street clothes and literally walked out the front door of the jail.
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Some people think, then, that we have to do "Elixir of Love" in street clothes.
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The large cast is introduced en masse, in modern street clothes, before the show begins.
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The protesters in street clothes, met by police outfitted in military style garb and weaponry.
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Next, someone took several photos using a regular smartphone of the volunteer in their street clothes.
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We had the street clothes, and that's why the kids liked us: because looked like them.
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And this time, Pierce was sitting courtside in street clothes, unable to do anything about it.
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He changed back into his street clothes and grabbed his look card, perhaps as a souvenir.
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We're told the disguises are not always elaborate ... sometimes a hat and street clothes do the trick.
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Some are wearing black jumpsuits with black combat boots and black balaclavas, some are in street clothes.
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As a result, Sharp said girls are wearing their gym clothes under their street clothes to school.
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The Warriors won both games, motoring along even as Curry watched from the bench in street clothes.
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In street clothes and his blue Mets duffle bag in hand, Eric Campbell was welcomed with hugs.
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Mr. Cruz was brought into a critical care room, lying on a stretcher in his street clothes.
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When you first saw them, they were like the Rolling Stones, dressed in street clothes, not uniforms.
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These days, workers and visitors can move about all but the most dangerous areas in street clothes.
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It will have a school, where people can come in street clothes and learn to tan hides.
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The opera unfolded with just a solo piano and actors, in street clothes, singing from their seats.
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Still in my street clothes, I shove my face into his neck, his beard prickling my eyelids.
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For the most part, cellphones are left in private lockers along with your parka and street clothes.
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The players, wearing their own street clothes, are onstage, with a plastic work table and some chairs.
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Carlo claims she saw police officers dressed in street clothes pull the man aside and demand his identification.
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It features 10 diptychs of members of the Atlanta Police Department in uniform and in their street clothes.
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Before one game, James joined the layup line to throw down a monstrous dunk in his street clothes.
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Then comes a sudden transformation: She's Emily, her childlike alter ego, in street clothes and a different hairdo.
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But on Wednesday, he sat out practice in street clothes with a black boot on his right foot.
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So Welles invited the actors to buy tickets and sing their roles, in street clothes, from their seats.
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Beckham stood on the sideline in the second half, wearing street clothes and a wrap on his ankle.
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Stevens, who watched the game in street clothes, started eight games this season after transferring from Penn State.
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Once the dancers arrive on the altar, they change into ordinary street clothes, a staple of postmodern dance.
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Then they went into a room with a 360-degree camera setup and took more photos in street clothes.
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His brother helps him into his street clothes, including a blue coat with a hood to grant him anonymity.
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Check out the clip below, and try to pretend that they're not wearing the undies over their street clothes.
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"She got on in street clothes and asked if we were ok with her flying like that," Reiss tweeted.
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He returned to the sideline in street clothes in the second half to watch Fitzpatrick lead the offense again.
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The Hoosiers played without senior forward De'Ron Davis, who sat out the game in street clothes for undisclosed reasons.
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The choristers stood in the aisles of the theater dressed in ragtag street clothes, holding supersized helium-filled balloons.
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But the small cast, in street clothes, in bam 's small Fishman Space, was able to put it over.
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When we meet our trio of protagonists — crass-talking, in street clothes — it's hard to tell they are cops.
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They wore white uniforms, black riot gear or street clothes, in a cursory effort to mix in with the crowds.
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The door re-opened and the enforcer, now wearing street clothes, gave me the silver jumpsuit he had been wearing.
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This apparel style derives from 19th-century workwear that is worn over street clothes to keep them from getting dirty.
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The ring squad is always with her and that rock, but they're in street clothes ... so it's not so obvious.
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It turns out the singers, dressed in street clothes, have been embedded among us — a tired trick of contemporary performance.
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So we met the trauma doctors in the E.R., and they talked to Andrej, who remained in his street clothes.
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The performers have a casual, disaffected air and wear what look like contemporary street clothes (in costumes by Kaye Voyce).
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Confusion can arise when officers in street clothes make an arrest or draw their weapons, which happened in Mr. Collado's case.
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But he still manages to influence the game, even in street clothes, having helped to shape current and former teammates alike.
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In street clothes, he executes a series of tasks, eventually creating an intricate design on the floor with chalk and tape.
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They had one group sit in a room that was 10 degrees Fahrenheit dressed in street clothes, overcoats, hats and gloves.
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And with the average age hovering around 423, there seems to be less and less separating street clothes from office wear.
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A swath of humanity, these people are dressed in street clothes, and their simple choreography (by Beth Gill) is strikingly beautiful.
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Harry Louis, Ms. Biscoe's fellow chief executive, makes the water-based stains, wearing a white coverall to protect his street clothes.
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When the game ended, Beckham, who spent the second half on the sideline in street clothes, jogged to the locker room.
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At the bar, a handful of off-duty bunnies in unstylish street clothes are chatting with some bloated men in gold chains.
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Seeing former President Barack Obama out of office in street clothes is like seeing your elementary school teacher at the grocery store.
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Police said the officers, who were in street clothes, went to another location and put on vests that identified them as police.
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All around the small Melville Gallery of the South Street Seaport Museum, 10 dancers and six musicians mill about in street clothes.
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The former officer was on duty but was wearing street clothes and was driving and unmarked car when he came upon Jones.
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Other newly freed inmates head straight inside to devour a sandwich, grab cigarettes and change into street clothes in the store's bathroom.
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In a small victory for prosecutors, Mr. Howe was allowed to wear street clothes — rather than jail attire — to testify on Tuesday.
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Later, Bridge Markland, a woman who identifies as butch in street clothes, performs in full femme regalia: lingerie, tights, long red wig.
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The polymorphic ensemble, which assembles onstage in anonymous, contemporary street clothes, includes a beatboxer (Vaneeka Dadhria) to set the rhythm for recitation.
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Callaway came out of his office dressed in street clothes, on his way to the other side of the clubhouse for food.
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Turns out the Yellow Power Ranger, Becky G, is way more dangerous in street clothes ... when her curves are on full display.
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In one interesting study, volunteers who wore lab coats made half as many mistakes on a test as those who wore street clothes.
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Sure, they don't come cheap, but these pieces double as street-clothes too, so you're really getting double the wear for your money.
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If you need a high-tech jacket for colder weather, the Micro Puff Hoody performs — and it also goes well with street clothes.
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He walked out of the U.S. District Court in Boston in his blue jail scrubs, without a chance to change into street clothes.
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It's our first good look at Bey in street clothes since giving birth to Sir and Rumi, and of course ... she looked flawless.
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Bledsoe has been dealing with knee soreness and will be hanging out in street clothes when Phoenix hosts the Orlando Magic on Friday.
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As he spoke, officers from two dozen nearby cities and towns, wearing street clothes, stood quietly around him, and television helicopters hovered overhead.
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Conversely, wearing your street clothes at home feels like a headstart on life, like you're always up for anything at a moment's notice.
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In New Jersey, the Giants defensive end Olivier Vernon, who was in street clothes, knelt while the rest of his team linked arms.
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But to make the most of it, he crams the gear bag with winter jackets and street clothes up to the weight limit.
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Los Angeles' starting backcourt will be in street clothes when the Lakers play their fourth game in five nights — all on the road.
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Their pilot boarded the plane wearing street clothes and then proceeded to rant about Donald Trump, Hillary Clinton and getting divorced over the loudspeaker.
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Chappelle kept his street clothes on this time around ... and while we wasn't exactly hitting all his shots, he's no Chance The Rapper either.
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Members of the unit are expected to work in uniform, Mr. Bratton said, and the officers who arrested Mr. Grays were wearing street clothes.
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Alex Len was out with back soreness and Bruno Fernando was on the bench in street clothes, missing his fourth game with personal reasons.
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With Ward on the sideline in his No. 12 jersey over street clothes, Webb recovered a fumble on the third play of the game.
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Popov dressed in street clothes and, with an entourage of FBI agents for security, was shuttled to a nearby bank that had agreed to cooperate.
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The pilot, whom CNN is not naming, boarded the plane in street clothes and began speaking to passengers over the intercom, spokesman Charlie Hobart said.
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Before we left the ring, de los Angeles changed into street clothes: a T-shirt that read spain, with the country's flag on the back.
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In the video, the officer, in street clothes, is seen forcefully holding a boy who says he is 13 by the collar of his sweater.
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Despite her attorney's request to let her appear in street clothes, she wore the orange uniform of an inmate -- but no ankle or wrist restraints.
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Earlier this month, two men in street clothes rapidly approached defense attorney Mark Wester and his client in the hallway of the Marlborough District Court.
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She remembered a night when she was hanging out at a bar in her street clothes and struck up a flirty conversation with another queen.
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Dressed in everyday street clothes, she'll perform dreamy electro-pop songs from her debut EP, "low kii savage," with little more than a backing track.
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Week, month, day, night, summer heat, fall chill, the color of the sky, the sound of the street, clothes, music, lights, wealth dwindled in meaning.
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Ken Griffey Jr., a Hall of Famer and a beloved Mariners icon, made his way to the bench in street clothes to offer his support.
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Furious with the sisters' plans for renewal, he first asked about about their dress: Did they indeed intend to wear street clothes to their classrooms?
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Seated downstage right and watching the action was a character simply called the Bear, played by Martynka Wawrzyniak, who wore street clothes and a bear mask.
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We do get a shot of Offred leaving a nondescript house wearing street clothes and announcing herself by her real name, June Osbourne, by the end.
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With the actors in street clothes — T-shirts, sweatpants and, for some of the women, kerchiefs — Mr. Blankenbuehler spent about 20 minutes going over individual notes.
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Holiday, who had watched in street clothes in four of the past five games, finished with 14 points on 5-for-5 shooting in 17 minutes.
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The Devils won despite playing without points leader Taylor Hall, who was in street clothes after being designated a healthy scratch for the second straight game.
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Unfortunately, many newspapers played up the conflict as if the entire fight hinged on whether or not the sisters wore their traditional habits or street clothes.
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He said he noticed one day that Hodgkinson's gym bag contained not only gym gear, "but all of his worldly possessions," including toiletries, books, and street clothes.
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In cell phone video of the incident, the officer, in street clothes, is seen with his hands on a boy who says he is 13 years old.
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The show must go on (2001), presented at the Joyce Theater, has a cast of twenty, a mix of professional and amateur dancers, dressed in street clothes.
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"Knock on doors in neat street clothes (not your hunting camo) and explain your interest in hunting coyotes," Tom Carpenter advised fellow hunters in Outdoor Life magazine.
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In this piece, performers, some arriving through the audience, remove their street clothes, stand naked and then, presented with sheets of brown paper, tear it into pieces.
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Some had arrived at the war zone only a day or two before, still wearing street clothes and Keds, and had never fired a gun at all.
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Sure, this Lichtenstein face definitely takes some time and a steady hand — but you can also wear it with regular street clothes and still have a full look.
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He declined to speak with reporters as he left the federal courthouse in Phoenix about three hours later, holding hands with his wife and dressed in street clothes.
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There was shouting — a naked man in long beard and matted hair ran from three men in street clothes, who yelled and waved at him to hurry away.
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James, who played 33 minutes in Cleveland's 109-108 victory over the Golden State Warriors on Christmas Day, sat in street clothes and watched his team's offense disintegrate.
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The rest of the players from each team — including those dressed in street clothes — were ejected because they had left the bench while the game was in progress.
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Smith almost immediately headed to the locker room and returned for the second half in street clothes, though he appeared to be walking without a limp following the game.
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This is when shit gets real though, as Blue 1 fell from the window his friend in dark street clothes steps in an brandishes a gun at these men.
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Almost identical in concept, a new work called Artist's Choice: MoMA Dance Company featured members of the museum's staff, dressed in loose street clothes, dancing mostly to pop songs.
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And more were posted to further his defense of attending the event, which he claimed was only for an extremely brief period and while he was wearing street clothes.
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The actors who were singing and dancing their way through "Cherchez La Femme: The Musical" in a rehearsal room on Great Jones Street were in street clothes and gymwear.
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Italians, Lithuanians, even two Americans — all volunteers — stripped out of street clothes to don bathing suits and pack beach bags with magazines, books, snacks and other essential seaside amenities.
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Removing her street clothes and donning a black hooded puppeteer's costume, she stuck her foot into a mask of a male head and launched into a compelling 75-minute action.
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The pilot, who showed up late to the flight from Austin to San Francisco, first caused alarm by boarding the plane in her street clothes, according to passenger Randy Reiss.
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Several kids from the drug program now enter the courtroom—six boys and one girl in street clothes, many in Dodgers regalia—and sit in rows against the left wall.
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That might sound revolting, but for me it's consistently and completely therapeutic; when I shed my street clothes, I'm able to shed the anxieties I layer on throughout the week.
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The club's fans jeered Spalletti during pre-match introductions before singing "There's only one captain" on repeat until Totti himself – dressed in street clothes, parked in the stands — acknowledged them.
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Seemingly out of nowhere came a handsome bearded fellow in street clothes, belting out plaintive songs with such fervor and vibrato that I thought for sure he was a professional.
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Firstly, because I don't want to wrinkle or stain my nice "street" clothes while lounging around at home, and secondly, because I want to achieve maximum comfort in my home.
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Playboi Carti, who was still in his street clothes (a yellow-and-black ensemble by Vlone), had his facial hair groomed by a heavily tattooed barber and his braids oiled.
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Everyone knows you don't REALLY graduate on an emotional level until you throw your cap in the air and peace out of your gown like a superhero shedding their street clothes.
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Video from CNN affiliate WDIV showed Sanford, now 23, walking out of the Bellamy Creek Correctional Facility in street clothes, getting into the back seat of a car and riding away.
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Raja was on a burglary detail and in street clothes when he came upon Jones, whose car had broken down on a highway off-ramp early on Sunday morning, October 18.
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Allen, who stayed back in St. Louis for Saturday's loss at Winnipeg and watched in street clothes Tuesday, is scheduled to start Thursday at Minnesota — unless Hutton's performance changed the plan.
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With little time to change, the men arrived in street clothes—tight-fitting t-shirts and jeans for the younger men, the elders in slacks, with embroidered koofiyads on their heads.
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Cousins was sitting on the bench in street clothes when he argued with the referee Scott Foster, who gave him a technical foul and then threw him out of the game.
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My great excitement at seeing her on stage was always tinged with a vague sense of being in limbo that would persist until I saw her again in her street clothes.
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I get up, feel a little loopy but mostly okay, make coffee, get dressed and made up (lunch with gym guy today, he's never seen me in street clothes/makeup before).
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Three men in street clothes, one bald, one with deeply furrowed cheeks, the third wearing a houndstooth-check hat with a narrow upturned brim, all turned their faces toward the door.
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Directed by the theater company's namesake, Jamie Lloyd, the adaptation by Martin Crimp is a postmodern take on the Edmond Rostand love story, featuring beatboxing, silver-tongued characters in street clothes.
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For now, the 60 or so pieces in her dream wardrobe is tiding her over just fine—in fact, she hasn't stepped into a high street clothes shop in two years.
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With 23 games remaining and the Nuggets clinging to the eighth and final playoff spot in the Western Conference, Denver can ill afford to go very long with Faried in street clothes.
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A few black-and-white portraits are on prominent display there, including one from the 1960s of Olmstead posed sitting on a starting block in street clothes, gazing over her right shoulder.
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Wednesday, three officers in street clothes were patrolling the border of the Crown Heights and Clinton Hill neighborhoods in Brooklyn, when they heard gunfire and saw a man shooting into a lounge.
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Williams leads Mavs over Suns in Nowitzki's stead DALLAS — With power forward Dirk Nowitzki sitting on the bench in street clothes, point guard Deron Williams took on the offensive burden Sunday night.
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BUT ... Usain Bolt DID just run a 4.22 at the NFL's event a couple of weeks ago, and that was without proper training AND in street clothes ... two years into his retirement.
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And so it was not too many months ago, after helping her back into her street clothes and into the Uber after her daily radiation, that we were headed home from the hospital.
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To a humming, grinding electronic score by Denis Mariotte, Ms. Marin's regular musical collaborator, the performers, dressed in street clothes, repeatedly enter through these curtains, which prove to be strips of colored plastic.
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Models still in their street clothes were being fitted with fishnet caps, their hair slicked down underneath to prepare for the bobbed wigs that would transform them into '60s vixens for the runway.
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Kendrick Perkins, in street clothes seated on Cleveland's bench Sunday night, failed to move his feet or legs as Curry backpedaled after missing a 3-point attempt at the end of the third quarter.
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A video tweeted by the broadcaster appeared to show a man in street clothes rushing the stage towards a group of costumed performers and then falling to the ground as someone else chased him.
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About twenty feet down the walkway, the group came to a halt and spat out from its amoeba-like body a woman dressed in normal street clothes, who now began to address the others.
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Looking, in Elkhanah Pulitzer's game but dull staging, like a touring company of "Rent" in their faux-bohemian street clothes, these folks gradually express their frustration with God, and with old rituals and maxims.
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At a recent evening rehearsal, the cast, dressed in a mix of street clothes and scrubs, stumbled through the choreography to the Act I finale, linking arms and skipping with abandon across the stage.
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It captured Mr. Garner telling officers in street clothes to leave him alone after they approached him outside a beauty supply store on July 17, 2014, not far from the Staten Island Ferry Terminal.
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After warming up and choosing what to wear with the wardrobe supervisor (we were asked to bring our own "pedestrian street clothes"), I met with Ms. Catterson outside the studio where filming was underway.
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Strangers come into their home — the Choir of Trinity Wall Street changing from the black robes they initially wear into assorted street clothes — to see the angels, be with them, and take things from them.
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What we know about the shooting Raja was on a burglary detail and in street clothes when he happened upon Jones, whose car had broken down, on a highway off-ramp in Palm Beach County.
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In street clothes and under ordinary lighting, the "Long Day's" performers may not look like much of a family, but onstage they achieve the rhythms of people who have lived close together, happily and unhappily.
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After dressing in the guards' street clothes, the escapees allow more than 1,000 other prisoners to descend on the town "like an invading army" to kill and rape and burn the place to the ground.
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In October, Lincoln Center presented "human requiem," featuring Simon Halsey and the Berlin Radio Choir in an immersive staging, with two pianists replacing Brahms's orchestra, and choristers in street clothes wandering among the audience members.
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Chicago is without center Joakim Noah (shoulder), forward Nikola Mirotic (abdomen) and guard Jimmy Butler (knee) for the time being, and guard Derrick Rose (hamstring, day-to-day) joined the players in street clothes on Wednesday.
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Boise State's Brett Rypien watched the second half in street clothes in his homecoming to Eastern Washington after leaving the game with what looked like a shoulder injury or a concussion late in the first quarter.
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According to employees who have worked in Walmart's loss prevention department, the stores hire employees to patrol the aisles in street clothes looking for shoplifters, which is less conspicuous and more reliable than security camera footage.
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Mets lose Cespedes, hold on to beat Nationals WASHINGTON — Right-handed pitcher A.J. Cole, on Wednesday, sat behind home plate wearing street clothes at Triple-A Lehigh Valley as he charted pitches for Triple-A Syracuse.
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A 28-year-old off-duty police detective, Jacai Colson — who, like the gunman, was black and dressed in street clothes — happened to pull up to the front of the station, on his way into work.
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The performers we have previously met as our book group of the future return in early-21st-century street clothes as Winston's colleagues, a bland and hearty group who nonetheless foster an atmosphere of sustained paranoia.
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Entering the action in contemporary street clothes that stand out from the bonnets and breeches around her, Laura reflects upon the act of writing while attempting to finish what Austen started early in the 19th century.
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The minute I walked in that Vikings locker room there were some naked men, there were guys fully in uniform, there were guys who were already starting to change their clothes, or already in their street clothes.
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Eventually the clip made its way back to Mendy and he had a good laugh about it on his social media accounts, likening himself to Antonio Brown (also in street clothes for his recent big game) evading defenses.
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The teenagers, who change from muddy street clothes to sundry underwear combos as the story line gets more of a "Lord of the Flies" vibe, often have the air of adolescents tearing through a particularly exotic school vacation.
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The others cheered, patted her on the back and hugged her again as she left the dorm for the final time and walked into a bathroom, where she changed into street clothes for the first time in a while.
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"When Victorian women played tennis in the 1880s and 1890s, they were wearing their street clothes, which included heavy undergarments like corsets, bustles, and petticoats, and voluminous skirts that grazed the ground," fashion historian Keren Ben-Horin told Allure.
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Sprinting to the window is our main antagonist, Man In Blue Coveralls #1 (we'll call him Blue 1 for brevity's sake), well, Blue 1 gets to the window quickly and is followed by two people in dark street clothes.
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Perhaps not so surprisingly, given the depths of the discord, Golden State's on-court performance on Thursday night was dismal, to put it charitably, with Curry rooted to the bench in street clothes because of a pesky groin strain.
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Sources close to Katt's ex, former "Love & Hip Hop Hollywood" star Hazel-E, tell us ... IRS agents in street clothes showed up at her door a few days ago unannounced to question her about Katt and his financial dealings.
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Esparza, dressed in street clothes, wears none of the garish makeup that has come to be associated with Brecht stagings, and it is thrilling to watch his mobile face shift with protean speed from clownish indulgence to fury to deceptive vacuity.
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Julian Wachner, the music director of Trinity Wall Street, climbed on a table and began conducting an impromptu concert of choristers in street clothes — drawn from his choir, the Tallis Scholars, the Netherlands Chamber Choir and the Norwegian Soloists Choir.
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After receiving word in the middle of the night from Immigration and Customs Enforcement officials that their children had arrived, the parents quickly changed into street clothes and were broken into groups of about 220 to wait to be reconnected.
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It was unclear what happened with Cousins, who was sitting in street clothes on the Golden State bench not far from where Curry had made a 3-pointer on a shot on which it appeared he may have also drawn contact.
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Ratner appeared about halfway through: Shot in the back of a town car, he was speaking on his cellphone while simultaneously changing, with the help of what appeared to be a manservant, from street clothes into a dark shirt and pants.
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The next year, Jones made his debut at London Fashion Week with a namesake line of luxuriously constructed street clothes: Peruvian fabrics were added to lightweight, cropped jackets and vests; perfectly slouched two-toned pants were worn by shirtless male models.
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It's not just that Reuven, played with boyish sweetness by Jordan Wolfe, is allowed to wear American street clothes while Danny, endowed by Joshua Whitson with a wary dignity, must dress only in the conspicuously old-fashioned garments prescribed by his sect.
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More recently, Greta filmed a dance rehearsal for me, and as I changed back into my street clothes, I looked at myself in my bra in the mirror and wondered what would have happened if I had changed in front of her.
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But New Orleans awoke on Tuesday just three and a half games out of a playoff spot after the Pelicans beat Morant and Co. in Memphis on Martin Luther King Day — with Williamson in street clothes for hopefully the final time this season.
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The sophomore J.T. Daniels, the only quarterback on the roster to have started a game, was on crutches and in street clothes by the end of the night, having crumpled to the turf with a right knee injury late in the second quarter.
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The chef Dominique Crenn, who recently became the first woman in the United States to receive three Michelin stars, often rejects formality altogether, and cooks in street clothes and an apron at her restaurants Atelier Crenn and Bar Crenn in San Francisco.
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Forward Silvio De Sousa, who practices with the team and sits on the bench in street clothes with Azubuike during games, has been barred from playing by the N.C.A.A. since a shoe company consultant testified in October that he funneled money to De Sousa's guardian.
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As the game ended, Cavaliers shooting guard J.R. Smith, who was in street clothes because of a thumb injury, had to be held back — first by an assistant coach and then by a referee — from fighting with Heat players, particularly Rodney McGruder and Dion Waiters.
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And for him to kind of put that all behind him and skate so well today — I saw him before I had my six-minute warmup and he was in street clothes and I gave him a huge hug and I said, 'I'm so proud of you.
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Some street clothes contain metal in unexpected places, like underwear and socks, which is why patients are usually asked to change into hospital gowns before an M.R.I., said Dr. David Hintenlang, a medical physicist in the radiology department at the Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center.
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So when Carolina's two regular goalies were injured, Ayres changed out of his street clothes and entered the biggest cauldron of his sporting life with jittery nerves, and a realization he was probably getting a once-in-a-lifetime chance to make a name for himself.
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At the company's fall fashion gala, in September of last year, the curtain rose not on a ballet but on a large, loose collection of the troupe's dancers, in street clothes—people like you and me, people who presumably did not fantasize about tying women up like farm animals.
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Varnam recalls witnessing one particularly disturbing incident with a client where an obstetrician entered a labor and delivery room wearing street clothes: Without introducing himself to the client or requesting permission, the doctor inserted his fingers into her vagina and attempted to manually widen her nearly dilated cervix.
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As I squeeze myself into a corner of the counter behind the last sink in the bathroom feeling extremely basic in my street clothes and set my voice recorder on a trash can, I let London's lolitas air their grievances at the misconceptions that continually plague their community.
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He braved it for a minute or two, then tried to dry himself with the thin towel ("a Sisyphean task," he said.) He emerged in most of his street clothes and tipped his sopping boxers into a trash can, "a prisoner of war of the Rockaways," he said.
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Cavaliers shoot poorly, but still beat Pelicans CLEVELAND — LeBron James left the locker room Monday with a bag of Airborne and Tylenol PM. Kevin Love left the game sick in the fourth quarter and did not return and Kyrie Irving was in street clothes nursing a hamstring injury.
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The train's conductor immediately told people there was a crazy guy attacking the armory, and Brown's team was eventually captured by then-US Army Colonel Robert E. Lee, who showed up to take charge in the 23s equivalent of his street clothes because he had been vacationing in Texas.
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Mendy is currently out injured for Man City, and so as the final whistle blew on an insane 2-1 victory for his team, Mendy, in street clothes, took to the field from the bench—only to be nearly accosted by security (or "stewards" for you footie linguists out there).
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On April 18, according to farm owner John Collins, agents in street clothes stormed the farm, grabbed a Guatemalan worker named Marcial de Leon-Aguilar, arrested him, then threw Collin's cell phone away and handcuffed him when the farm owner asked to see their warrant and tried to take photos.
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Although she mounts the headpieces, including a tentacled nautilus, a seal and a raven, on plinths to display (some of her work is available through John Derian in New York), she also appears in photographs wearing them — on a subway car, a deserted beach, a brownstone stoop — paired with street clothes, to uncanny effect.
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Most show up in their street clothes; a few arrive in costumes to complement their majestic looks, like Christian Fattorusso, who resembled a 19th-century train conductor and won the overall Best in Show, and Danny Kampman of Brooklyn, who arrived in a 1920s-style striped bathing suit, complete with boater hat, picnic basket, and bravado to match.
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You can only dress up as a ghost, a werewolf, Frankenstein, a pro athlete, a witch, Big Bird, an inflatable dinosaur, a banana, a hot dog, an astronaut, a firefighter, a police officer, a zombie, a ghoul, Iron Man, Spider-Man, Captain America, Black Widow, Batman, Superman, literally any Harry Potter character, Bart Simpson, one of the Frozen sisters, the Demogorgon from Stranger Things, Pinhead from Hellraiser, Mike Lupica, Charlemagne, Santa Claus, or Albert Brooks' character from Broadcast News, and that's IT. You might as well go in street clothes.
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