"You just make a bargain," Gaby said, pulling a small sweater onto a small body with its arms in the air.
A comically small sweater, a book you'd be embarrassed to be seen reading, the kind of chocolate you hate.
It is the season of diversion, distraction, avoidance: the season of running away from old aunts, small children, sweaters with snowmen and overcooked meats.
A few years later, Annette Messager was outfitting dead sparrows with small wool sweaters -- pink, yellow and blue -- that she had knitted herself ("Boarders at Rest," 1972).
This will help to give you a feel for how small the sweater has become and whether transforming it into a cardigan is a viable option.
Sit back in your chair with both feet on the floor and place a towel, small pillow, sweater, or similar item on the floor between your feet.
The closing mechanism depends on how much smaller your sweater has become.
This allows him to splurge on a good meal with a few wines on the side (he does not drink beer or hard liquor) every few days; to indulge a small passion for sweaters and other casual clothes, and to buy kangaroo rugs and sheepskins to send back to friends In the United States; but the tour will not boost his bank account.
All three in the frontline are wearing T-shirts from Sex: Rotten covers his with a small, ripped-up sweater that he removes mid-set.
The production holds our focus with its clever use of macabre devices to animate the drama: Mr. Cumming pulls from an evidence bag a small boy's sweater that is used piteously to symbolize the murder of Macduff's young son; and when he consults the witches to clarify their prophecies, he slowly disembowels a dead raven.
