Sentence examples for canvas apron from inspiring English sources
Spending more on a plain canvas apron than a whole outfit in Zara is not unheard of.
I find it hard not to crack a smile at her kindergarten-teacher gravity, enhanced by the canvas apron that covers her long white Indian linen dress.
At the back of the store is the workroom, where Glenn Bearden, a violin restorer and archetier, or bow maker, was clad in a canvas apron and magnifying glasses, repairing the broken bridge of a cello.
The staff uniform also includes a custom-designed waxed canvas apron by the local leather worker Emil Congdon of Emil Erwin, and on the occasion that the BP men wear bow ties — this is the South, after all — they loop on one from the East Nashville tie and hat maker Otis James.
Estrus was detected four times a day after CIDR removal (at 6 AM, 12 noon, 6 PM, and 12 midnight) using bucks with canvas apron as teasers.
A thick canvas apron is recommended to prevent burns on your clothing.
They sell heavy cotton canvas aprons, bundles of pencils, and the sorts of leather school satchels that Janet and John swung from their shoulders.
We were all given small paper caps and canvas aprons with the C.I.A.'s yellow and green logo printed across the bibs and our instructor, an affable German chef named Hinnerk von Bargen, stepped forward.
Ex Officio sells treated gardening aprons, canvas gloves and socks.
One painting, "The Artist in His Studio," from 1979, in the collection of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, shows an inviting domestic space filled with plants, fruit, a conch shell and fine furniture; in the background Mr. Brandt is seen reflected in a mirror, working on his canvas in a homely apron.
A wheezing Shannon drags himself off the canvas, winking at me standing on the apron of the shuddering ring, as if in reassurance that his wince has been slightly embellished to boost his fighter.
