You see, as I told my colleague, with a lump in my throat, I had this idea, borrowed from the mother of punk herself, Vivienne Westwood, of making a necklace of tiny gold safety pins.
Here and there, something cute catches your eye: an embroidered dress covered with tiny gold safety pins by Cynthia Rowley, a soft gray rabbit jacket with rep stripes from Tory Burch, even a loose little plaid tunic dress from Tommy Hilfiger.
Price tags are affixed with satin ribbons and tiny gold safety pins, never nasty plastic wires.... Luba is without any trace whatsoever of Eau de Corps, the telltale consignment-shop smell".
The locking motion can shear off tiny fingertips, the safety commission said.
Kreuger wanted to monopolize the sale of the tiny boxes of safety matches that people used to light stoves or tobacco; cigarette smoking had become faddish among women as well as men in the nineteen-twenties, stoking demand for the product.
In a country with an average income per person of $1,000, relatively few bicyclists can dream of affording a car, even though tiny models with minimal safety equipment and low-powered engines are available for less than $5,000.
As the British government revel in their hard line of bigger fences, withdrawn benefits and tiny refugee quotas, the safety of the people who risk their lives to reach us seems even further in jeopardy.
As the British government revels in its hard line of bigger fences, withdrawn benefits, and tiny refugee quotas, the safety of the people who risk their lives to reach us seems even further in jeopardy.
It is advisable to have an apron or any protective cloth to protect the body from tiny pieces of metals; wear safety glasses to protect the eyes, gloves to protect the hands and safety boots to protect the feet.
Despite a generous safety net, this tiny nation does not have other onerous expenses, like a big military.
