She zipped up her jacket and left on her own.
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The jacket features a fashionable standing collar when zipped up.
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On top of the pile rested a zipped-up black backpack.
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And Trump's suitcases have already been zipped up with his golf clothes.
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Our winter coats were zipped up high on the ride to school.
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He zipped up the backpack and went and got some fast food.
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Residents zipped up Interstate 275 for easy access to jobs in Cincinnati.
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In her novel "Americanah," the Nigerian writer Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie had a blogger write: "One great gift for the Zipped-Up Negro is The White Friend Who Gets It." Niru is as zipped up as a freezer bag.
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And of course, it's all zipped up inside this limited edition makeup bag.
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He climbed in, zipped up, and attached a carry-bag to his belt.
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I looped my scarf back around my neck and zipped up my jacket.
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Some were zipped up in body bags, he said, apparently ready for burial.
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Previously, everything was zipped up in one package with no options to pick and choose.
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His dark blue windbreaker was zipped up against the chill of the powerful air-conditioning.
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He zipped up his backpack, slung it over his shoulder, and headed for the door.
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He testified, without explanation, in a pair of gloves and a zipped-up winter parka.
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To test them out, both Glaser and Fallon zipped up and turned down the studio lights.
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The blazer was brilliant; it zipped up the back and held me like a compression sock.
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It was stowed away in a zipped-up pocked I thought was sufficiently insulated against the elements.
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Afterward, the Oscar nominee waited for his car in gray pants and a zipped up red sweatshirt.
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Boone, 42, zipped up Jorge Torres Jr. in the blue suitcase containing a few items for donating.
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Her body was found more than two years later, in a sleeping bag inside a zipped up tent.
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But what I hadn't anticipated was the fact that almost nothing I tried on could be zipped up.
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It was a white dress; it zipped up; and we could finally be done with the whole process.
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The boy, now with his pants zipped up, reaches his destination but alas, the door won't open fully.
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It's actually a remarkable wound — sutured with silk, woven with wire, and zipped up with no-rust staples.
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When the singer SZA noticed Rihanna, she was visibly star-struck and zipped up the stairs toward her.
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The body was then zipped up in a blue plastic bag and placed inside a garage alongside others.
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" — lightbulb_feet The Wall"I was wearing a corset-style top which zipped up instead of laced at the back.
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The Oscar-nominated actor wore gray pants and a zipped up red sweatshirt as he waited for his car.
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Out marched Kano, zipped up waterproof, hood firmly over his head, striding onstage like Glastonbury was his living room.
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As if in response, AI journo walked off screen and came back zipped up in a hooded windbreaker. Woah.
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"It's not pretty, but if I lie down, and I suck in, I can get 'em zipped up," she said.
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It stores that in a folder that periodically gets zipped up and sent to a server in China, Wardel found.
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This look posted is a cropped turtleneck with a zipped up skirt — which is Jenner's look, all day, every day.
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It's equipped with a canopy to shield you from the sun, as well as netting that can be zipped up.
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Rao, the medical assistant, zipped up the silver rolling bag and wheeled it to the garage of their workspace building.
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Barry Manilow has been muzzled by his doctors who have zipped up his grill and banned him from spittin' rhymes.
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I was thinking about that ward as I zipped up my suitcase in my sister's guest room for the bond drive.
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Really, I was making zipped up, sautéed rice, without any of the deeply crisp edges I didn't know I could achieve.
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Steps away on Massachusetts Avenue, traffic was temporarily stopped as Trump and his motorcade zipped up to the Department of Homeland Security.
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At Friday&aposs hearing, Ostrem wore a light blue paper jumpsuit, zipped up the front, and plastic orange slides on his feet.
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A black, zipped-up sweatshirt covers his dark-gray jersey with the name MARKELOFF in bold white letters arching across its back.
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Drizzled with a garlicky herbed yogurt sauce, it's an incredibly satisfying, richly textured meal zipped up by the caramelized bits of citrus.
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We also like that the game cartridges holder doubles as a screen protector when the whole thing is zipped up and closed.
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I zipped up the climb without even realizing my legs were moving, passing a couple dozen bikes on the way to the top.
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We're told midway through the show, BJ slightly compromised and partially zipped up the front of his hoodie ... hiding part of the image.
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Make sure my laptop is in the pouch, make sure my passport is zipped up and safe, get my headphones and charger out.
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The closest Taco Bell was approximately an 8-minute walk from my building, so I zipped up my puffer coat and headed out.
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I zipped up the top, then, I clicked the "clock" icon and used the adjustment toggle to set the time to 1.5 hours.
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These plot points will be turned into a text narrative, read aloud by a voice synthesizer, and then zipped up into an audio file.
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I went over to 30th Street Station and bought a ticket and zipped up to New York and went to the actual victory party.
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When I zipped up the hoodie and leaned back in my chair, I could feel each of the six massage modules poking into my back.
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Dean Wilson walks toward us, smiling wide underneath his goatee, a leather jacket zipped up tight, hiding the canvass of tattoos that cover his back.
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The proud, and typically private, dad shared another snap of his son recently, showing Flynn with his hood zipped up into a Mexican wrestling mask.
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He wore an olive overcoat with a fur collar, which he kept zipped up even when he entered an adobe house to meet with villagers.
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After his break, he moved the baby, still zipped up, into his trunk through the backseat, where she was left for five hours, police said.
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Early forms of ransomware zipped up (ie, compressed) the files on an infected computer and overwrote the originals, leaving only a password-protected zip file behind.
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Mark Thompson's costume designs provide the icons we want: the gold shimmy dress with tiers of fringe, the Alaia red leather mini zipped up the front.
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"I figured it had to have been the movers [who took it] because the bag was zipped up and it couldn't have fallen out," he says.
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I zipped up 10 floors to my Hudson River View King Suite, which was located right off the main elevator bank — something I typically try to avoid.
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The staff wore roller-skates, the lines were around the corner, the princess would be on the floor getting her skirt zipped up with a coat hanger.
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The leather Louis Vuitton dress, which zipped up the front, featured cutouts, a belt, and a far-reaching side slit that revealed the singer's strappy silver heels.
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Mr. Ibrahim was much closer than most — so close that, with his ticket, paperwork and bag all zipped up, the thought of it made his voice quiver.
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The work didn't stop once you were zipped up, either: Each girl was required to pay $2.50 a day to cover the cost of having her costume cleaned.
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As the sun began to set, the teenagers zipped up their coats and got ready to trek to their respective corners of the city to start their homework.
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CSKA Moscow methodically worked the ball through former NBA big man Nenad Krstic down low, but also zipped up and down the floor when Jackson was in the game.
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After one too many holiday parties spent zipped up in a dress that's too tight, drags on the floor or requires constant adjustments, we're all in need of an alternative.
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The blue Jersey devil mostly remains zipped up in Uchenna's backpack, the villains hastily introduced and escaped from within a few pages, and the greater mission still unclear and ahead.
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Common Sense As I zipped up the West Side Highway the other day in a gleaming red Tesla Model 240, I found myself wondering: Are American drivers ready for Autopilot?
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Henry caught a short pass late in the third quarter and zipped up the sideline untouched for a 216-yard touchdown reception to give the Broncos a 295-213 lead.
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Samsonite has zipped up a deal to acquire luxury rival Tumi for around $1.8 billion, in what will be the largest acquisition for Samsonite since its initial public offer in 2011.
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Ms. Michel found companionship, rather heartbreakingly, in objects that populated her stage: plastic bags, tin cups, a podium zipped up inside a tent, where she delivered an impassioned, barely decipherable speech.
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"I'm an introvert at heart," he said earlier in the bathroom as he zipped up the suit, which began to inflate thanks to a small battery-operated fan at his waist.
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Their battle rhythms are in stark contrast—they're just not as zipped up—compared to the twentysomething deployed men who Troxels says are the highest-risk demographic today for, say, slugging energy drinks.
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We zipped up and down the coast from one beautiful town to another, from Bari's urban center to the rocky shores of Polignano a Mare to the mysterious white stone houses of Alberobello.
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Despite the pressure he was facing — he had zipped up on Amtrak — he let me tag along as he got hastily fitted for costumes and raced through a battery of last-minute rehearsals.
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After steaming my favorite pair of Bonobos chinos and the Ministry of Supply Aero Short Sleeve at home, I carefully packed them into the garment compartment and zipped up the bag into its duffel shape.
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Although Arlo commutes with me on the subway in an open tote AND peacefully sleeps enclosed in a crate at night, her willingness to enter a more compact and zipped-up travel bag was limited.
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I must've frustrated him at my cautious pace driving around suburban San Mateo, but finally at his urging I put the pedal to the metal and zipped up a large boulevard — and it was so quiet.
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She zipped up the dress with no resistance and blew a raspberry in the space between my neck and shoulder before running off to do whatever it is 5-year-olds do while their parents get ready in the morning.
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Other takeaways: try to keep your tent interior dry and clean (if there's loads of rain it'll be your safe haven), and don't spray deodorant in a zipped up tent otherwise you'll be able to taste the stuff in your eyes.
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But before he'd zipped up and washed his hands, a 29-year-old man allegedly jumped into the driver's seat and took off with the truck— and with the $10,000 worth of live lobsters whose crates had just been stacked in the back.
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The laws require cigarette packs to carry stark pictures of people who suffered from the effects of smoking, including one of a woman coughing up blood and another of a man who died of a heart attack being zipped up in a body bag.
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Sure, there's usually an awesome vacation waiting on the other side of that zipped-up suitcase, but first you've got to navigate the inevitable chaos that pre-empts any trip, from loads of laundry to paring down what you need to last-minute dashes out for mini toiletries.
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When Jim arrives at a show he stands at the front, hangs around to meet bands afterward, and buys a CD from the merchandise stand—all of which makes him a rare-breed in today's environment of zipped up pre-release album leaks and streaming service trial periods.
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Downey Jr.'s is called "Suitcase Boy" ("I came out with a suitcase zipped up around my neck and said a bunch of non sequiturs"), while Fallon had "plate boy and cup boy" (he treats us to a video of the latter, and it is every bit as bad as you're expecting).
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Indeed, it was the brightest dress the first lady had worn to a State of the Union since 2012, when she appeared in bright blue Barbara Tfank, and a notable contrast to the last State of the Union, where she wore a zipped-up sober gray skirt suit by Michael Kors — and the dimensions were multiple.
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The scarlet red and brocade tunic she wears as colonel in chief of the Grenadier Guards is cut away from the waist to allow her to ride sidesaddle, for example, and the mantle of the Order of the British Empire has a zipped-up overdress (selected by the queen from designs contributed by students from the Royal College of Art).
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So while Boss Women, where the artistic director Jason Wu has settled on architecture as his guiding principle, may be making a bid for the white-collar professional, building a wardrobe of nicely structured suits (this time 'round in cream and black, zipped-up and collarless, flared at both hem), things took a more free-form detour via sinuous rivers of fabric needle-punched into or folded onto dresses and tunics, and fil coupé re-embroidered blooms contrasting with buttoned-up black and olive and beige.
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Tightly buttoned – or zipped-up – in her endless array of leather jackets, knee-high boots and sleek buns, the private investigator with a very private past is a fascinating woman and her relationship with Alicia through the first two seasons was one of the best portrayals of friendship between two adult women on TV. Kalinda's interactions with Will Gardner (Josh Charles) and her ongoing relationship with Cary Agos (Matt Czuchry) also offered unique insight into a woman with a troubled history as she went through her days quietly trying to protect and save the people she loved.
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We were rookies. I had no idea what was going on. But every briefcase zipped up and closed and everyone sat up straight in their chairs. It was over.
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New York. Retrieved on 2010-12-18. Rolling Stone observed a "relatively novel concept", but commented that "it's a testament to Kelly's ingenuity as a singer and songwriter that Love Letter doesn't fizzle — even with the fly zipped up on his wildest eccentricities".Weiner, Jonah (December 14, 2010).
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When zipped up this created a seal where no air would pass through when riding a motorcycle. In the late 1940s a new design was introduced - the 613. It was nicknamed "the One Star" because it had a star on each shoulder epaulette. In the early 1950s another version of the jacket was introduced - the 618.
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It takes a few minutes to get to 'action' after he's zipped up. We unzip him and we see the worms and it’s so gross–and the look on his face. The worms are crawling up and their in his armpits and starting to crawl toward his face and he can’t move at all because he’s supposed to be dead.
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Zippy answered each of the questions asked to the pair, most of them being incorrect, and they were voted off in the third round. During a between-rounds interview, Robinson zipped up Zippy. Zippy and George appeared in the first series of the 2008-2010 BBC Kudos programme Ashes to Ashes. Zippy appeared twice in a 2008 episode of Harry Hill's TV Burp.
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Once in the air the feet are tucked into the bottom of the harness. They are zipped up in the air with a rope and unzipped before landing with a separate rope. A cocoon harness is slipped over the head and lies in front of the legs during launch. After takeoff, the feet are tucked into it and the back is left open.
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What was navy was now orange and what was orange was now a lighter shade of blue. The players' last names were added to the back of the jerseys. In 1972, the uniform fabric was also changed to what was at the time revolutionizing the industry – polyester. Belts were replaced by elastic waistbands, and jerseys zipped up instead of having buttons.
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The players' last names were added to the back of the jerseys. In 1972, the uniform fabric was also changed to what was at the time revolutionizing the industry – polyester. Belts were replaced by elastic waistbands, and jerseys zipped up instead of having buttons. The uniforms became popular with fans, but would last only until 1975, when the Astros would shock baseball and the fashion world.
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I got told that it was going to be a mystery and I had to keep my mouth zipped up. It has been good - a lot of people have guessed but I have never let anything go." Parr also teased that the latest twist will have huge repercussions for everyone involved if Debbie does eventually find out. He said: "When Debbie finds out, she is obviously going to react.
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While defusing the bomb, Connie is killed by its conventional explosives. Seconds before the bomb exploded, Connie revealed that it had not been Harry who sold Lucas North out to the Russians as Lucas had always believed but, rather, herself. The episode concludes with Harry, conscious but with his mouth taped shut, in the boot of a car being zipped up in a body bag by Viktor Sarkisian, head of the FSB's London station.
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Jigsort Puzzles are made on a separate "Construction Tray". The outer carrying case holds a separate "Construction Tray" on which the jigsaw is made and "Sort Trays" on which the unassembled pieces are kept. The sort trays come complete with tightly fitting lids. To pack away the jigsaw the sort trays (with their lids in place) are fitted inside the construction tray and the whole is then zipped up inside the carrying case.
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Sprocket's jumpsuit is always zipped up completely, though it was originally unzipped (showing large amounts of cleavage) and one of her signature moves was to zip it up. This move was eliminated in the dub by cutting out the scenes, resulting in Sprocket having much less screen time than in the original. Episodes of the series have been released on both DVD and UMD. In North America, Geneon partnered with Kids Foot Locker to promote the show by including DVDs with purchases at the shoe retailer.
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As they exit, Danko turns around and fires on Sylar; the real Sylar then enters, as the one Danko had shot was in fact Martin. Sylar then proceeds to take Martin's ability, and kills him. Later, Noah is stunned to see Sylar's body getting zipped up in a body bag, it being still unknown to everyone that this is actually Martin. Sylar meets with Danko again, and Sylar states that it will be easier for the two to operate now that everyone believes him to be dead.
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As the doctors try one more time to save him, Joe imagines a monumental variety show featuring everyone from his past where he takes center stage in an extensive musical number. In his dying dream, Joe is able to thank his family and acquaintances as he cannot from his hospital bed, and his performance receives a massive standing ovation. Joe finally dreams of himself traveling down a hallway to meet Angelique at the end, but the film then abruptly cuts to his corpse being zipped up in a body bag.
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Dresden, NATO RTO-MP-076 2001; KN4-1-KN4-15 This problem has been alleviated somewhat in recent years with the advent of more waterproof/breathable fabrics, such as Gore-Tex, which allow some humidity to pass through the fabric while blocking most external water. A traditional bivouac bag typically cinches all the way down to the user's face, leaving only a small hole to breathe or look through. Some modern fabrics are sufficiently gas-permeable that they can be safely zipped up around the user's head in order to shut out the elements completely.
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In 2002, Zippy appeared in the "My Mate / I hate" advertising campaign for Marmite in the UK. In the TV commercial he zipped up his own mouth when confronted with Marmite, thus confirming his hate for the product. During in-character interviews on shows such as SMTV Live, Zippy is often portrayed as even more loud mouthed and crude than normal. An infamous "Christmas tape" of the series also displays cruder humour from the entire cast. In December 2007 Zippy and George appeared on a puppet special of the Weakest Link hosted by Anne Robinson.
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By contrast, in 1977, boots made up 20 percent of all women's shoe sales in the United States and the end of the decade saw fashion boots occupying multiple pages of mainstream mail-order catalogs by companies such as Sears, Wards, and Kays."Step into Autumn – In Boots!" Kays Catalogue, Autumn Winter 1975 The early 70s were typified by tight-fitting, vinyl boots rising to the knee or higher. These sometimes had mock lacing on the front and zipped up at the rear; they could be worn under the new maxi dresses, which had slits in them to show the leg.
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All three are characterized by a turning towards death and a weighing up of life. Structurally they display a savage pruning of narrative complexity. The Hamburg born critic Volker Hage identified in the three works "an underlying unity, not in the sense of a conventional trilogy ... but in the sense that they together form a single literary chord. The three books complement one another while each retains its individual wholeness ... All three books have a flavour of the balance sheet in a set of year-end financial accounts, disclosing only that which is necessary: summarized and zipped up".
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In Street Fighter IV, in addition to the Delta Red attire, her default, Cammy has an alternate appearance which is reminiscent of the Shadaloo version. This consists of her wearing a blue zipped-up fleece thong leotard with matching knee-high boots with woolen trim, a Delta Red garrison cap, midnight-blue gloves and arm braces, and blue camouflage on her legs. In the consecutive Super Street Fighter IV, she gains an additional alternate costume based on M. Bison's, mostly by its red color and the similarly shaped hat and accessories. However, she still wears a thong leotard and camouflage paint on her legs.
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During a weekly school assembly on Monday on March 15, 2010, more than 1,600 students at National Tainan Girls' Senior High School took off their long pants and revealed the shorts underneath at the school assembly on Monday to protest against the school's new regulation banning students from wearing sports shorts. The new regulation was suggested by a disciplinary teacher, surname Chen, who had just joined the school this term. She stopped students from wearing sports shorts outside physical education classes and required their sports jackets to be zipped up to the second buttons of their shirts. The new regulations were implemented before calling a meeting with the school representatives.
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In Episode 8 of Series 7, after negotiating with the head of FSB operations in London to not kill his officers as they attempt to defuse a nuclear bomb about to obliterate central London, he is captured and shown with his mouth taped and being zipped up in a body bag, with a helicopter in the background. In Episode 1 of Series 8, Harry is being held by a group of Russians who plan to sell him to a group of rogue elements of the Indian Secret Service, of the CIA and of MI6. The Russians are killed by the rogue officers and Harry is also apparently killed. The team find a video of his killing on the Internet but refuse to believe he is dead.
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