• Better the crown is worn by a dullard than by someone who thinks he has a mission”.

• They need to have the worn heels sliced away and new heels melted in place.

• Experience shows the device can be worn all day without discomfort.

• Crittercam is a research instrument worn by wild animals and equipped with a video.

• The steel plates worn by medieval soldiers may have led to their wearers' demise.

• They have been worn into shape by many ears and mouths, and have been contemplated often.

• Eye protection should be worn when using a saw, hammer, or drill.

• The vests, hooked up to the computer and an air compressor, are worn while playing games.

• It is worn above with the matching jacket and pleated skirt.

• But after a dozen years in the industry, the whining and whingeing of authors had worn me down:.

• Chain-mail, the coats of interlinking rings that were worn by knights of old, provides a beautiful example.

• Wetsuits are usually worn by swimmers, divers, or surfers who swim in cold water.

• But an iPod-sized, artificial pancreas worn outside the body may make their lives a whole lot more convenient.

• Sensor-studded clothing worn by a soldier tracks his movements and vital signs.

• Their vivid shades mirror the glowing foliage worn by many trees this time of year.

• Early designs grew out of the pressurized suits worn by trailblazing pilots in hot air balloons and.

• They've worn them before, but generally not to the office.

• Looks dressy when worn with a nice blouse, but will go with anything, really.

• The garment, in a style usually worn demurely under a sari.

• The paths through these forests have been well worn by animals large and small.

• He had worked at an old pineapple cannery for many years and the acid had eventually worn away his fingerprints.

• Some of her patients had previously worn dust masks colored with cosmetic foundation.

• The bluff's golden sandstone has been worn down by water and wind into stunning sculptures and patterns.

• One day, while he was shaving with a straight razor that was so worn it could no longer be sharpened, the idea came to him.

• When any faucet starts to drip, the problem is usually a worn seal or component.

• In addition, failure was tolerated and often worn proudly.

• Head teachers, worn down by constant official policy changes and an avalanche of paperwork, are retiring early.

• Inexpensive clothing is worn a few times and discarded, creating a surplus of vintage clothing to recycle.

• Instead they ignore its existence and leave the already worried and worn out family in the dark searching for answers on our own.

• He's worn a bowler hat, skates and a steeler's jersey.

• They are not at all scratchy, though, so can easily be worn over a t-shirt.

• Hemmens was the same trained robe worn by her mother at her marriage.

• Pitman was quoted as saying in response to whether he would be intimidated or worn down into silence.

• But even big firms feel that any benefits have worn off.

• Vegas of the natural world, but with an effect that resonates long after the din of slot machines and humming neon has worn off.

• Natural areas are being overmanaged and exotic species is a worn out reason to keep doing it.

• They dam rivers to make ponds and have teeth that will grow through their heads if not constantly worn down through use.

• The aligners must be worn at all times except during eating, brushing, and flossing.

• The visor is never worn backward and is often at a rakish angle.

• Pants are good because they can be worn all-seasons.

• Dorothy has worn the couple's wedding ring all night.

• Braced against the ship's cold rail, his orange flotation suit over worn sweater and.

• When the batteries are worn out, the lithium is still there, and can be recycled into new batteries.

• Another chilling reminder are the prison hoods and shackles worn by the imprisoned conspirators.

• And despite its gadget-oriented accommodations, the jacket's style resembles those worn at the slopes or on the hiking trails.

• Also, never wear to an on-campus shoes you have worn before only at conferences.

• One prototype, a stereoscopic helmet worn by the surgeon, left users seasick after only a few minutes.

• Worn out, they loaded a ship and got ready to leave.

• Tiger claws are worn as an amulet for courage and good luck.

• Maybe they even would have worn boys' clothing to do farm chores.

• Rubber gloves and a protective mask should be worn when working with the substance.

• The slacks are wool and nice enough to be worn to an interview.

• Experience shows the device can be worn all day, every day, without discomfort.

• How often the cap will need reproofing depends on how heavily it's worn.

• In the unlimited leisure of the wilderness, discussion had been worn threadbare.

• Chang's use it in their recipes, some of the allure has worn off.

• To be fair, they are really cranking them out… and the novelty factor has worn off a bit.

• I've never worn a suit to an interview, and that includes interviews that were followed by job offers.

• American girls today shop for clothes that are roughly two sizes bigger than those worn by their mothers.

• By the next morning, the drugs have worn off, and the gorillas begin exploring their new island home.

• And a layer that skimpy would likely be worn away by ordinary chewing.

• Our aprons are put on in the morning and worn all day.

• Its shell is worn smooth, but it's still unmistakably a phone.

• I've never worn one in my life and don't plan on starting now.

• When you take your car to be serviced or repaired, you expect the mechanic to replace any worn or damaged parts with new ones.

• Other marine animals have worn prostheses successfully.

• Worn out physically he may have been, but his deposition is feisty and opinionated.

• The trauma of his recent incarceration had not worn off.

• Communications gadgets small enough to fit into gear pouches worn around the waist.

• Initial enthusiasm for them among foreign governments has worn off.

• The sands sparkle against a backdrop of towering granite boulders, worn by time and weather.

• They would not have gotten sunburns on their ankles if they had worn galoshes.

• Besides being ridiculously tough and virtually waterproof, there's a worn beauty to the rubber.

• Broken tools and worn clothes are repaired, food scraps are fed to livestock and so on.

• The colors of these bracelets coordinate beautifully together or can be worn singly.

• There is a well worn expression that extraordinary claims require extraordinary proofs.

• Cell replication and death were sparked soon after feeding, as new cells were produced and worn out cells eliminated.

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

• When worn down, bony claws developed a sharp edge ideal for cutting and slashing.

• For three,Sunscreen worn by who knows how many visitors to the reef is more likely to have caused any bleaching.

• The patches above were drawn and worn by the wives of the astronauts on those respective missions.

• Worn right with the appropriate accessories, they do not look dowry or grandmotherly at all, in my view.

• Many of the teeth were also worn down and fractured.

• Even after the negative charge had worn off, the water remained in supercooled liquid form.

• Maybe the pins aren't perfectly deburred or have simply worn unevenly from regular use.

• Campo settles into a worn recliner, his pale blue eyes the color of a late autumn sky.

• If the parent's cellular components have not worn out, it refuels itself as well.

• Worn smooth by wind, sand in large dunes can form into oscillating waves.

• But beneath the altar, down a set of worn limestone steps, is a small cave.

• If you don't think so, wear a sweater on top of whatever you would have worn for the rest of this week.

• The pieces bear no inscription or maker's mark, and it's not clear whether they were meant to be worn by a man or a woman.

• Many of their masks are used for incarnations of supernatural beings, although some are worn in initiation ceremonies.

• And a notch worn between his teeth indicated that he'd often smoked a pipe.

• The trail light can be worn as a headlamp or detached to be used as a lantern.

• Wide-brimmed hats and wetsuits are worn as protection from the sun.

• Pendant can be worn with either side of the coin displayed.

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