The wraparound suits, designed and made by a UK company, have Velcro button fastenings along the seams, doing away with the flimsy tie-backs of the traditional backless gowns.
He wore a nylon American-flag jacket, button-down shirt and tie, flimsy prom-queen tiara and rubber boots — you know, traditional outdoorsman wear.
Mr. Turnpike is credited with the flimsy story that ties together more than 20 songs by a couple of fellows with better résumés, Richard Rodgers and Lorenz Hart.
Lawyers for the charity had argued that the evidence of the ties was flimsy at best.
Skunks, like rats, are attracted to garbage, whether piled in vacant lots or tied up in flimsy plastic bags left at the curb.
Sheffield's case is complicated by his ties to performance-enhancing drugs, but the link is somewhat flimsy.
"Psych!" She later asserted that America's institutions were "only as strong as the norms we all agree to live by, norms that suddenly seem as flimsy as the Scotch Tape holding Trump's tie together".
One would replace the flimsy "fair comment" defence (which easily gets tied up in questions of fact) with a new one of "honest opinion".
A congressional committee claimed last October, on flimsy evidence, that its lack of transparency and ties to the Chinese army make it a security threat to America.On the contrary, says John Suffolk, Huawei's cyber-security tsar who used to be chief information officer for Britain's government: his firm is itself the target of "tens of thousands of cyber attacks a week".
A goal down, the visitors had no room for further error and Campbell's superb curling effort, after he slipped Michael Carrick's flimsy challenge, threatened to cut them adrift in the tie.
He dropped the tie breaker in uncharacteristic fashion, by elbowing a flimsy backhand into the net in reply to a submissive second serves.
