She explained that the sortie began with military precision around 9pm on Monday, that all of those who attacked their homes were wearing surgical gloves, masks and combat uniforms, that they arrived with wheelie bins stuffed with bricks, bottles and other missiles, and that the entire attack appeared to be well organised.
Masks, by Gillian Flynn (Gone Girl) and Dave Gibbons (Watchmen), is a chillingly dark tale of maternal vigilantism, while up-and-coming talent Christian Ward (Infinite Vacation, Young Avengers) adapted Margaret Atwood's short story Freeforall, a typically dystopian vision of love and marriage.
The manager believes the club's winning form masks what trouble will lie ahead if the Lloyds strategy continues to be implemented.
They were just featured on label/blog Neon Gold, bearing instead of a photo of the band an image of some nuns in masks in keeping with the enigmatic religiosity of their name.
The legalese masks a simple truth: there was no direct evidence of an agreement and everyone who was interviewed denied there was one.
People walk around in "Marina" masks, while Wilson's team directs via microphones.
But spilt blood and guts are what the Greek and Jacobean theatre were all about, with offstage violence and neutralising masks in the former and buckets of red stuff splashing all over the groundlings in the latter.
For all that face masks have become common apparel in Asia, citydwellers simply cannot guard their own health independently of their neighbours.
The walls of the workshop were lined with colourful, macabre masks of animals and humans.
All hospitals and GP surgeries have personal protective equipment – full body suits, masks and gloves – and staff should know where they are kept and how to use them.
Or Kellogg's fastidiously replacing all the cornflakes from its boxes and replacing them with tiny plastic Tory party logos that you'll choke on and go to hospital and be treated by a legion of nurses in terrifying blank-faced Jeremy Hunt masks.
