When Ms. Rainford began volunteering, the AIDS epidemic was at its peak, and her patients were sheathed from head to toe and sequestered on their own floor.
Sheathed from top to bottom in sleek, polished white limestone, capped by a golden Pyramidian, they must have been absolutely mind-boggling to see!
Shades is not even close to Bertolucci's commercial sexualized break-out film Last Tango in Paris (1972) in which really a lot of Maria Schneider was on objectified display but Marlon Brando's equipment remained sheathed from prying eyes.
A single pickup truck made its way across the yard of a once-busy waterfront plant here, where an assortment of yachts sat in sleek white plastic sheathing, protected from the waning winter winds.
Remove the shingles and the sheathing board from the area of the roof where the dormer will constructed.
After the outer bark has been peeled, this tissue proliferates sufficient cork cells to the outside so that, in a healthy tree, 2.5 5 cm (1 2 inches) of a uniform new cork sheathing forms in from 3 to 10 years.
Sheathing is distinguished from sclerosis as a yellowish appearance external to the vessel wall rather than narrowing of the vessel caliber.
He expects oriented strand board, a plywood substitute used for wall and roof sheathing, will cool from an average $437 per thousand square feet in the second quarter of this year to $240 in 2005.
