Sentence examples for wet glove from inspiring English sources
In it, he was accused of using a wet glove in his competing days in a bid to upset the electronic sensors and thereby to gain an advantage by cheating.
It accused him of cheating when he was a young fencer by using a wet glove to disable the scoring system, of paying inducements to sports stars when he was an Adidas executive and of being named in Stasi files over an influence-peddling scheme.
Only suggestions that Bach may have cheated as a young fencer by using a wet glove (which sounds more like a Spinal Tap B-side than an international corruption scandal) and speculation over the role of "the Sheikh" in rallying support for the German as the race entered its final hours provided intrigue.
The documentary featured allegations that he had cheated as a young fencer by using a wet glove to fool the electronic scoring system and claimed the Arab-German Chamber of Commerce and Industry, of which he is president, is anti-Israeli.
After the one-second dunk, towel off the wet glove.
Firefighters also reported that donning the wet gloves once they had been taken off was difficult because the gloved fingers tended to turn inside out when their hands were wet, thus making it hard to rearrange them.
At the base of Peak 8, with access to four lifts, the 88 condo hotel units range from studios to four bedrooms, and include full kitchens, iPod docks and laundry machines (useful for drying wet gloves).
The GX-1 also offers a voice command system for hands-free phone calls, which should come as good news for anyone who has tried (and failed) to access their phone's touchpad through a pair of heavy, wet gloves.
And he shared with Ted Hughes a desire to capture the brutality of nature and of rural life: in The Early Purges, drowned kittens are "wet gloves" bobbing in a bucket.
DeGale and Groves shared this gym until they turned professional, hitting the same filthy bags, wearing the same wet gloves, moving in the same dirty ring and sitting together on the long trips to fight in places like Norwich and Exeter.
This seemed to render firefighters hesitant to take off their wet gloves despite thermal discomfort and loss of grip.
