In the air-conditioned courtroom, he wore, as he always does, a layer of clothes beneath his combat fatigues because he has trouble staying warm.
As he talked about street life, he took off a layer of clothes, stood up straighter, and dropped the slang in favor of what we hear in academia.
Warmth, like sleep, slows down our metabolism and our mind, so throw the covers off, remove a layer of clothes, or open a window when you need to get up.
He would make a cut-price treadmill by putting a layer of wet clothes at the bottom of his bath and running on them, one part athlete, one part washing machine.
A sleeping bag is ideal, but if you don't have the chance to take one with you, use whatever you can--piles of leaves, old newspapers, or a layer of spare clothes spread on the ground--to keep your body as removed from the ground as possible while you sleep.
It's easy, fun and presents only a slightly higher than average chance of contracting a terrible pathogenic infection! 1 First you'll need to procure a base layer of clothes sturdy and thick enough to protect against the coons' razor-sharp teeth and claws, which will likely infect you with rabies if they pierce your skin.
In many villages, some children were barefoot and wearing a single layer of clothes.
Putting on an extra layer of clothes and remembering gloves and a hat and a scarf are simple small acts of adjustment.
During his trial, he dramatically stripped off an outer layer of clothes to reveal the tattered garments in which he said he had been beaten, hung by his handcuffed wrists and shocked with a cattle prod to force his confession.
It is important that all layers of clothes are made of a synthetic fabric, even undergarments and socks.
When Sophie rolled to the far side of the futon and fell into a heavier, unromantic sleep, Paolo shut the oven door, lowered the radio's volume to a vague hum, and removed his outer layer of clothes.
