The article should have stressed that this costly "shield" covers only two and a half months, then asks for more.
Or that Etherial Gain – One earns by measuring the Grave – Then – measuring the Sun – Sickness is always there, shielded by cover stories: in youth, a cough is mentioned; in her mid-30s, trouble with her eyes.
In many of the works here, including a Cheyenne River Sioux leather shield cover from the 1890s depicting a lively Indian-on-Indian skirmish, the flattened and simplified abstraction and intense colors seem timeless and also, to 21st-century eyes accustomed to primitivist tendencies in modern art, oddly contemporary.
Using your shield, cover yourself and deflect the enemy's projectile attacks.
They also serve as mediums of instruction for the uneducated faithful through the iconostasis, a screen shielding the altar, covered with icons depicting scenes from the New Testament, church feasts, and popular saints.
Native Americans in the south, and Caribbean peoples used the alligator gar's ganoid scales for arrow heads, breastplates, and as shielding to cover plows.
He said he understood that he was taking a risk by playing, even though his clear shield covers all of his face except his mouth.
Its features include a recreated medieval painting of jousting knights, and a wall decoration of a pyramid of arms and armour including a modern replica of a Scottish broadsword, and a genuine antique Indian shield covered with rhinoceros hide.
In one case a poorly positioned shield covered an osteomyelitic lesion in a boy (Fig. 1).
For the generator bar, a copper conductor is coated with epoxy-micarta insulation with a shield covers the insulation in the middle of the bar.
