Sentence examples for huge glove from inspiring English sources

Ondrej Pavelec stopped 24 shots, including a huge glove save on Thomas Vanek with 5 45 left to preserve the victory.

What I will say in balance is that Joe Root stood his ground when he knew full well he had been caught behind by Kumar Sangakkara off a huge glove.

He reached down and took a woman by the hands, but her skin slipped off in huge, glove-like pieces.

He pulls off huge gloves to shake hands then wipes his glasses.

Over the course of the next few hours, she tells me she isn't that good at making, isn't very good at detail, that she tried to learn welding four times, and found it comical "wearing these huge gloves and blackened glasses – you can't pick anything up!" When she was an art student in the 1960s, Barlow found the idea of painting – with its flat, rectangular form – restrictive.

De Gea, who came through the ranks at Atletico Madrid, will have huge gloves to fill if and when he moves to Real, with Iker Casillas - a legend for club and country - the man poised to make way.

In Hiroshima, John Hersey recorded - "faces almost blotted out by flash burns" "faces wholly burned; eye sockets hollow, with fluid from melted eyes running down what was left of cheeks" "skin that sloughed off, suppurated and smelly; "skin that slipped off in huge glove-like pieces" "bleeding that could not be stopped" "mouths so swollen that even a makeshift straw couldn't be admitted".

We're all kitted up in balaclavas, huge helmets, huge snowsuits, huge boots and huge gloves.

The finger of a huge black glove stops the quiver of the pale vixen's lower lip.

By now a crowd had gathered, and when the fireman descended, his huge rough glove wrapped around the peeping bird, there was applause.

Desperate nappers everywhere can even turn to the "ostrich pillow" – essentially a huge boxing glove for your head – as long as they don't mind looking utterly ridiculous.