A fourth, draped in a breezy white gown, lay supine in the grass as her man crouched to shoot.
The Confederacy flew the Citadel Battle Flag and the Palmetto Guard Flag; the Confederate Navy Jack and the first, second and third National Confederate flags (the second draped Stonewall Jackson's coffin); and, of course, the Robert E. Lee Headquarters Flag.
The operative area was draped, using sterile adhesive drapes, followed by a second layer of towels to cover the entire operating theatre table down to the floor level.
A heavyset man was tapping at one terminal; a woman's cardigan was draped over a second.
In a third, she was draped in an American flag.
I had a third thought, too: Draped across a companion's chair, Michelle Obama's arm was the best review Solidcore — the workout studio that the first lady reportedly frequents — could ever hope for.
One shows him with murdered Russian journalist Anna Politkovskaya, another serving as an army officer in an elite Russian army unit two decades ago and the third draped in the Union flag celebrating getting his British passport just before he was poisoned.
INSIDE: The apartment has an open floor plan downstairs, with double-height windows in the living room, an island in the kitchen and an entertainment area that converts to a second bedroom through the use of drapes.
The long weekend of Paris fashion shows was a cauldron of creativity with a strong focus: A second millennium androgyny expressed in tailoring, draping and an energetic new attitude to sportswear.
Avenue haberdasher claim credit for designing the first drape-shape coat.
The end first draped over your right shoulder should be brought back to the front over the left, and vice versa.
