"I've seen people running in trousers and chappals [sandals] before, even salwar-kameez".
Strips crossed shoes, ran down trousers or taped together two layers of a dress.
The first, taken at 4.50pm, showed April, dressed in a white T-shirt and black trousers, running into the foyer and playing with a friend, who appears to be jumping on and off a set of weighing scales.
He answers the phone immediately: 'I'll see you in five minutes in the lobby grill.' He's wearing Montrail running shoes, khaki trousers, an out-of-shape polo shirt and a silver Patagonia anorak.
Instead, I encountered a bald, long-nosed whippet of a man -- 76 years old, I learned later -- as tightly coiled as a sprinter, wearing gold-rimmed aviator glasses, running shoes, tan trousers, a blue blazer and a smile that lit up the room.
Mr. Hickey, his thin, shaggy white hair nearly always covered by a knitted cap, commands the stage in a tattered overcoat bereft of buttons, rumpled trousers, running shoes and a too-short sweater beneath which a mismatched necktie lolls like a garish tongue.
Combat trousers and running shoes and hooded fleece tops.
1987 Found guilty of indecent exposure after a woman motorist saw him running around with no trousers on at a waste ground in Chingford, Essex.
Wachsmann quotes a prisoner at Dachau who saw a transport of men afflicted by dysentery arrive at the camp: "We saw dozens . . . with excrement running out of their trousers.
These urban volunteers had been outfitted by Adidas, an official Olympic sponsor; the company provided gray trousers, new running shoes, and bright-blue shirts made of a high-tech material called ClimaLite.
