Sentence examples for practical uniform from inspiring English sources
In later versions combining top and skirt, they thrived as the practical uniform of women working on assembly lines, as bookkeepers and clerks, as seamstresses and even as factory foremen.
DeConnick wrote Bitch Planet, she explains, after experiencing "something of a backlash" after reinventing swimsuit-wearing 70s comic book heroine Ms Marvel as Captain Marvel: an altogether cooler soldier type with a new, non-gender specific name and, yes, a practical uniform (designed by WicDiv's Jamie McKelvie).
The practical uniform of factory hands, clerks, shopkeepers and librarians, it "both symbolized and enabled a wave of women's liberation," Mr. Von Drehle argued, the "perfect repudiation of corsets and bustles and hoops - all the ludicrous contraptions that literally imprisoned women in their own clothes".
In Scouting for Boys, Baden-Powell recommended a distinctive and practical uniform that was "very like the uniform worn by my men when I commanded the South African Constabulary".
Disaggregation by offence type (Ignatans and Pease 2015b) showed that the trends were for all practical purposes uniform across crime types.
By choosing 5 birth cohorts spread out over the actual age of 45 – 70 years, we were able to reach a wide age range and participating GPs had a practical and uniform tool to invite their patients.
In practical, a perfect uniform distribution does not exist.
The practical application for uniform air flow distribution is conducted according to the employed design method.
The implementation of these geometries providing a practical designs for uniform field resonators that continue resonator advancements towards quantitative EPR spectroscopy.
The guidance is straightforward and based on evidence: have a plan, assess parental and other support, create a timeline for changing pronouns and names if that is what the student wants, think about practical things like uniforms and toilets and take a "whole of school" approach to rejecting bullying of any kind.
However, it was during this period that the poorer people were either engaged far more in industrial or agricultural areas or were employed in the military and navy so practical clothing or uniforms were often favoured.
