Sentence examples for plastic apron from inspiring English sources

But recently an ambulance driver at Sierra Leone's colonial-built Connaught hospital offloaded a suspected Ebola patient wearing only a plastic apron for protection.

During practice one afternoon, Mr. Lyle was swatting ground balls to infielders when he tripped over the plastic apron that sits under the batting cage to protect the grass.

We would be making a four-course lunch, Mr. Farran informed me when I arrived at Mejana, before handing me a plastic apron and chef's hat, and pointing me to the kitchen.

The defining presence, however, was Mr. Thomas, clad in a red plastic apron equipped with tone-altering microphones through which he created wild effects by bear-hugging a nearby amplifier.

At her similarly grass-thatched home on the other side of the road the traditional birth attendant, who now calls herself Sister Josephine, contemplates the wreck of her once-yellow plastic apron and wonders where she will get another.

— a type of biohazard gear that consists of a Tyvek whole-body suit, a Tyvek hood with an opening for the eyes, safety goggles, a breathing mask over the mouth and nose, two pairs of nitrile gloves, a plastic apron, and rubber boots — and he walked into one of the Ebola wards, a makeshift structure with walls made of plastic film.

(So that's what the plastic aprons are for!) They didn't seem to mind, but a group of young, well-dressed girls turned their noses up... whether at us or at the no-frills service I wasn't sure.

The children filed out of yellow school buses and descended the stairs to the basement of a Jewish community center in Queens, where they put on plastic aprons and paper chef hats in preparation for a lesson on how to make matzo.

I loved watching the fromagers – cheesemakers – in their white plastic aprons, scooping milk solids from the bottom of this six-metre wide vat – about 300 litres of milk – and lifting out the curd with a mousseline net, maybe 150kg of it.

One major breakdown in compliance was use of sleeveless disposable plastic aprons instead of long-sleeved gowns during procedures likely to generate splashes or sprays of blood and body fluids.

Well, not really but I did have meals delivered, air conditioning, a little sunshine and visits from staff, family and friends, even if they had to wear gloves and plastic aprons to come near me.