Held in a discotheque called Alcatraz, the loony Dsquared show at 9 30 a.m. added little to the Catens' grab bag of style gimmicks: engineer's boots, check; messed-up denims, check; Brando caps, check; cropped pastel blazers, check; swing shorts … uh, wait, that was kind of new.
Mr. Cardona and his director, Mariana Carreño King, bravely ask the audience to sign on for long stretches of watching these three adjust their baseball caps, check the pay phone for change, clip their fingernails and read dog-eared copies of the newspaper El Especialito.
Before replacing the center caps, check the tension again.
Out on a wooden dock, two scruffy guys in baseball caps checked out a pigeon, which had waddled up to them.
Keep the cap for step 7 7. Look inside the cap, check that the gray needle cover is inside.
Not everyone is ready to trust Nix's motives just yet, or to embrace him as a champion of the poor, especially consumer advocates who have spent years lobbying to cap check-cashing and payday-loan rates and remember when Nix charged even more than he does today.
(For safety, double-check pressure with your own gauge, especially if another is suggesting you add a surprisingly large amount of air).. Small permanently-installed valve-stem extensions can allow filling without removing the caps, but check that they are not themselves prone to jamming with foreign matter and leaking.
Try on the cap to check fit occasionally throughout the building process; it is easier to add more tape if your cap is too loose than to take tape off if it's too tight.
There were turbans, djellabahs, tall black embroidered caps, red checked kaffiyehs, and Western suits, and many languages were spoken.
Syllable, a segment of speech that consists of a vowel, with or without one or more accompanying consonant sounds immediately preceding or following for example, a, I, out, too, cap, snap, check.
In New York, the state could reduce the state cap on check cashing fees but give check cashers a larger protected area, such as half a mile rather than the current three-tenths of a mile.
