"People came in and started asking, 'Do you have takeout?' And so we do, but we'd rather they take off their coats and stay".
His account of contemporary London takes in house design, domestic mores (not unreasonably, he is surprised that when people enter houses, rather than take off their dirty shoes, they remove their hats), and detailed descriptions of the prerogatives of the king and parliament.
The Dolce & Gabbana woman can be defined by her willful rejection of the well-known Coco Chanel edict — preferring to put on rather than take off one final accessory before leaving the house — and the almost comically ornate jewelry on display echoed this attitude.
This suggests that when low levels of virus are transmitted the infection may go extinct rather than take off.
Questions are obsolete when they'd rather take you off on a 10-minute tangent about pickled onions.
In its masterful pacing, its explosively satisfying climax, and the Oedipal unravelling that followed, it did something fairly remarkable: it took the disbelief we were self-consciously putting back on and asked, gently, if we wouldn't rather take it off again.
At first glance you might think Ann Craven's paintings take off rather prettily on real creatures.
At first glance you might think Ms. Craven's paintings take off rather prettily on real creatures.
For many, the cross is a piece of jewellery you don't take off, rather than a trend.
That means a healthy angel environment isn't necessarily a sign that a place is about to take off, rather, it's a lagging indicator of a healthy startup scene.
Regardless, it's better to have layers on that you can take off rather than nothing to put on should he get cold.
