Sample classes include Knitting 101, Snowy Day Cowl, A-line Skirt, Bicyclette Bag and Needle Felting.
ʿAbd al-ʿĀl inherited the order's symbols: a red cowl, a veil, and a red banner that belonged to al-Badawī.
Bal Kaul (pronounced cowl), a slight and courtly man in his early 60's, came to the Midwest from India as a medical student, earned a Ph.D. in pharmacology and for two decades held high positions in the health departments of New Jersey and New York City.
Affected by the transition of external compression shock reflection at the cowl and the transition between separated and attached flow on the cowl, a hysteresis exists in the hypersonic inlet start↔local unstart transition.
His cape, then, became a living thing, and the size of it grew; his cowl, a mask of furrowed black lines around clenched teeth and narrowed eyes.
The Grim Reaper, the personification of death, is a well known mythological and literary figure. 1 2 3 4 Reported characteristics include a black cloak with cowl, a scythe, and cachexia.
The Tooth Fairy, you may recall, was the name of the serial killer in the first Hannibal Lecter novel, and the unstoppable menace stalking Darkness Falls in a cowl and a mask is a blood sister to the homicidal monsters in Halloween, Scream and I Know What You Did Last Summer.
It depicts a tall, glowering figure, in a cowl, with a book between his manacled hands.
He's wearing his green gear and carrying a bat, but it might as well be a cowl and a scythe.
Mr. Klein put dolman sleeves on a taffeta jacket, or an exaggerated cowl on a dress, but never let such references overpower his own assured voice.
I tried it out and although it's quite heavy, it's quite nicely made, durable, and the hood – more of a heavy cowl than a traditional flip up – had a satisfying heft.
