• Next, the system matches the customer's measurements to clothes in its database.

• Make sure you pack your interview clothes in your carry-on bag.

• Buy clothes for the thin-you but know it is wise to plan for the thick-you.

• Clean clothes are a must, but so is a clean environment.

• Clothes make the man-and they might also reflect his mind.

• She slices open another bundle, this one full of clothes.

• They were warm and fragrant, and the smell was all over my hands and clothes.

• There's a big problem with purchasing clothes online.

• Also, the roles of designers have been expanding for decades, well beyond the actual making of clothes.

• Many of her models were strangers to her when she walked up to the women on campus and asked them to model her clothes.

• Marzotto makes clothes for a wide variety of labels.

• Create a quilt using your favorite worn-out clothes or baby clothes that no longer fit.

• We nuke prepared dishes rather than growing our own food and machine-wash ready-made clothes rather than sewing and scrubbing.

• He attired himself with clothes even as does a husband.

• And natural daylighting is perfect for closets where you need to see clothes in light that doesn't distort colors.

• If shopping for clothes is not your idea of fun, you may want to head to a body scanner near you.

• Another problem that has puzzled philosophers is the clothes worn by spirits.

• He had gotten up that morning and put on those clothes and he looked so nice.

• But the risks are greater, too: if the clothes sell poorly, the retailers absorb all the losses.

• Warm winds will dry clothes as effectively as a clothes dryer.

• You've gone to your last party wearing mismatched clothes.

• Ask you favorite dry-cleaners to eliminate the plastic wrap on your clothes.

• Once washed and dried, the clothes are stored in individual wire baskets, each one labeled for its owner.

• The so-called bundle method avoids the creases and wrinkles you get from folding or rolling your clothes.

• The heat is on, and suddenly all last summer's clothes look wilted even before you put them on.

• They hang washed clothes up on a line, outside or in the kitchen where it is warm.

• It is what makes their clothes stand out from all others.

• But there's something about travel that turns the humdrum chore of keeping my clothes clean into an act of pure pleasure.

• We would be idiots to suggest to the management that the emperor had no clothes.

• He wore street clothes instead of a sweatsuit as he stood on the gold medal platform with his teammates.

• Fashion magazines sometimes evaluate the worth of a clothes purchase by cost per use.

• That's true of our computers and it should be true of our clothes as well.

• Here is some advice from the expertsMake certain the clothes are clean.

• To rid yourself of the osmotic cigarette smell, simply have your clothes dry-cleaned on site before you leave.

• Their clothes resemble masterpieces rather than practical items.

• Donate last year's clothes instead of throwing them away.

• Dryers that can argue the merits of having dry clothes.

• The clothes he wore would have been normal street clothes for the time.

• As a friend put it, climate determines what clothes you buy, weather determines what clothes you wear.

• Those are commonly hot global exports, performance clothes.

• And keep in mind, you need to find clothes that fit and are comfortable.

• Keep all worn clothes in closed plastic bags that can go straight into the laundry.

• And if you're packing for a weekend outside, you need clothes that can handle everything.

• Infinitesimal radioactive isotopes can be carried along on the breeze, landing unseen on the ground, clothes and skin.

• Drawers under bottom bunks provide extra storage for toys, games, and clothes.

• Then there's miners who put on old clothes and dive right in for the buried treasure.

• Pollen-covered gardeners and farmers tend to shower and wear clean clothes.

• Sleek shoes and running clothes that will get your heart racing.

• Bedbugs typically avoid hiding in human clothes because it of the proximity to bodily heat.

• Clothes prices in the euro area should eventually fall steeply, boosting real household incomes and spending.

• With its low profile, however, this unit takes a backseat to the typical exercise bike as a practical place to drip-dry clothes.

• Great advances in the insulation properties of clothes have been made since skiing became popular.

• Apollo's hands move in a flurry of gentle strokes and pats over the man's clothes.

• In the arts, funky clothes usually don't raise eyebrows.

• As the drums rotate, the water wets the clothes and the detergent gets to work loosening the dirt.

• The man is often too hurried and wishes to place the clothes immediately in the washing machine.

• Lately stores are promoting clothes that do more than cover a basic human need.

• Clothes were boiled in urine occasionally, but were otherwise worn without washing.

• The process of washing and wringing clothes greatly needs the aid of labor-saving machines.

• Remember that runs underneath your clothes don't count.

• We opened the door, walked right in, and soaked in the cold mountain water with our clothes on.

• New airport x-ray sees through clothes without revealing details.

• Audience members sought out the stylish clothes performers wore on stage, contributing to the local market.

• Its previous owners had left behind moldy bags of clothes and thrown.

• Cycling is a bummer for riders who don't have the option to change clothes post-commute.

• The clothes wringer has come into general use, and no one who.

• We buy them the clothes and food they need, because that's part of helping the family too.

• Gymboree sells children's clothes and operates centres where children can play noisy games on brightly coloured soft mats.

• Faster spin cycles rid clothes of more water and aid in drying times.

• Sometimes, apparently, you don't need to wear clothes at all.

• While versatile, all those clothes are still pretty heavy and take up a lot of space.

• Bergin is forced to rent clothes literally from around the world.

• Wash clothes in cold water and use the no-heat drying option on your dishwasher to reduce the energy required.

• If a person bathes and wears clean clothes they tend to smell good to me.

• Anyone who has washed clothes by hand knows that the easy part is the kneading of the laundry in the bathtub.

• We used to have a laundry chute, but it was so crappy that clothes would constantly get stuck.

• Talent ran for her life with only the clothes on her back.

• The rumpled clothes remain: a brown polo sweater, casual pants and sensible leather walking shoes.

• The curious combination of good clothes and crappy novelty gifts is.

• The demand for new clothes is growing as the world pulls out of recession and as incomes rise in the developing world.

• Solar and a better way to dry clothes and the need for the grid is greatly reduced for each household.

• For a little more sophistication you can tape the bag under your clothes and then smash it so it seeps out through your clothes.

• Avoid any wild print or crazy color because the participants might think more about your clothes than about your message.

• Soaring cotton prices will probably push up clothes prices sharply.

• Next, invite them to select and put on the types of clothes they might wear if they were visiting that location.

• We have netting and still got bit, they were able to bite through our clothes.

• Just hold the marker or clip it to your clothes and the camera will follow your every move.

• Stolen goods such as food and clothes are peddled door to door by hawkers.

• Children help with family chores, scrubbing dirty clothes and cleaning fish hauled in by their fathers.

• They wear nice clothes to conferences, they laugh at all.

• Showing chimpanzees dressed in clothes and clowning around in films and commercials may not be particularly dignified, but.

• The clothes do indicate how serious students take things.

• Why, she told the world, she could even wear her evening clothes.

• Peasants used the technique to brighten up old clothes.

• I've always hated clothes that have the name of the company all over them.

• He turned tubes of toothpaste over in his hand, shook golf balls, and unfolded clothes.

• Their remittances pay the food bills, school fees and for new clothes.

• WE are born naked but laws require us to wear clothes.

• Leaving your ride on the rack, you hit the shower and grab some clean clothes from your locker.

• His clothes are impeccably preppie, blue blazer framing a club tie and button-down.

• People wear new clothes and take pledges to begin a new life.

• As has been said many times before, if ghosts have clothes, then clothes have ghosts.

• Sure, you can suspend a bridge with metal rods and mend your torn clothes with staples.

• There will be parties and paparazzi and pretty clothes and public affirmations of affection and respect.

• He shuddered at camp, and at men who wanted to be women or wear women's clothes.

• When he emerged, he had rolls of film sewn into his clothes.

• Has room for a change of clothes and all your stashables.

• The new vicar said he would wear no clothes which would distinguish him from other people.

• Heating was so bad that they would put their children to bed in their clothes.

• He knew he must first put his clothes into the washing machine.

• Conformity is also what makes you wear clothes when you leave the house.

• Each night as you get undressed, stuff the clothes you're taking off into the pillowcase.

• But high-quality clothes are conspicuous, even when they are dirty and torn.

• The babies, born in the last twelve months, are dressed in their best clothes and laid on mattresses in the streets.

• They stick to everything and you can't get them off your clothes.

• They forgot how to make bone tools, catch fish and sew skins into clothes.

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