My recent Kitchen Box came with all the ingredients I needed for simple quinoa enchiladas, along with enough mannequin parts to complete an entire second mannequin, as well as a few extra body limbs I've assembled into a kind of mannequin mutant.
As Ms. Mulrooney, Dr. Hatch and two others lifted the first mannequin onto a stretcher, an instructor watched.
The first mannequin you see in the show is one of Gaultier, chatting and laughing and exclaiming, as he often does.
The first mannequin down the runway was the 1980's supermodel Linda Evangelista, possibly as famous these days for her quip about refusing to get out of bed for less than $10,000 as for her achievements in front of a lens.
The first mannequin simulator was developed by Abrahamson and Denson in the early 1960s and was initially used for anesthesia training [5].
Tilly is my fourth mannequin.
Blythe Masters of Digital Asset Holdings (DAH), the blockchain startup, is the first mannequin to greet you.
The first mannequin made for teaching students heart auscultation was introduced in 1968 and named "Harvey" [ 4].
(They are bizarrely lit, however, with flashing lights that illuminate each mannequin for a second, like the stripper in a peep show, before plunging it back into the dark).
Partitions delimit a series of empty cubicles beneath light-boxed photographs of day-job drones doing lines of cocaine, groping each other, and painting their toenails; in a second piece, a suited male mannequin on his hands and knees has an obscenely close encounter with a camcorder, which shines a static Sony logo through his eviscerated body and out the open crown of his head.
