The royal bride-to-be tossed a pancake in Belfast, muffled up against the Irish cold in a sleek Burberry trenchcoat.
Rain and cold were key opponents for all the participants and the riders were muffled up in every last bit of thermal lycra they could muster.
He's muffled up in an oatmeal cardie with distressed hems and safety-pin detailing – the garb only of the stylish superstar or the practical tramp.
At the foot of the finish climb, in Bardonnecchia, it was 5C; the riders passed through the town muffled up in rain capes, balaclavas, covered in the dirt and grit thrown up from five hours riding on sodden roads.
One of this novel's aspects I love is that the young narrator is innocent and open to experience, not muffled up in the slightly stuffy knowingness of Wyndham's other male narrators.
By the step leading up into the sleeping car stood a young French lieutenant, resplendent in uniform, conversing with a small lean man, muffled up to the ears, of whom nothing was visible but a pink-tipped nose and the two points of an upward curled moustache.
Muffled up in scarves and mittens, they look like they've stepped off the front of a Victorian biscuit box and smile as they offer you leaflets telling you that your sister, your mother, your best friend is a sinner.
It cites lines of Tam Samson's Elegy as proof of that fact with its reference: "When Winter muffles up his cloak, And binds the mire like a rock; When to the loughs the curlers flock, Wi' gleesome speed".
The masks were either so flimsy they fell off easily or so unyielding they muffled voices and steamed up eyeglasses.
The first New York Police Department noise-muffling shed is going up at Firing Range D, one of six ranges at Rodman's Neck.
The bench-top pilot system includes a conventional electrical muffle furnace (operable up to 1,200 °C) that can house quartz tube reactors having diameters up to around 5 cm.
