Sentence examples for thin gloves from inspiring English sources
Yes, it is difficult to photograph when gloved, but find some very thin gloves to wear under the warmer gloves.
She takes her thin gloves out of her pocket, slips them on.
Rachel Leinweber sent her son with thin gloves that he could type with on school computers.
Alternatively, apply Bag Balm or petroleum jelly at night and wear thin gloves to bed.
They slipped a white gown on him; he adjusted a mask and drew on thin gloves; nurses handed him shining . . .
Thin gloves made of leather or synthetic material are used in a variety of sports, such as gridiron football, golf, and cycling, to enhance the wearer's grip.
They pulled out a semi-transparent thin glove with pointed fingers, through which the robotic components can be seen.
As he did 15 years ago to ease the execution (and protect the fingers of his right hand), Mr. Pohjonen managed to quickly slip on a thin glove to dispatch the glissandos, then deftly slipped it off — a neat trick.
Wearing a latex or other thin glove (you'll get sore under your thumbnail otherwise) and if necessary using a towel to hold the hot chestnut, peel away the glossy outer shell and the tan inner skin until the meat is free to pop out.
By now I was at the limit of my strength; my muscles were protesting, my hands were going numb in my too-thin gloves, and I had trouble catching my breath.
That's where all the strokers want to be, as they go about searching for the thinnest gloves, or sanding down their fingerprints, or strapping on headlamps like miners burrowing down, deep into the source.
