I put on clothes and get ready to leave for work.
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"I don't have any energy to put on clothes or makeup," she says.
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Hasan put on clothes and her hijab and went down to the explosion site.
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The officers followed him into a bedroom to allow him to put on clothes.
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We put on clothes that were OK to get dirty and were ready to roll.
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She taught me how to walk, how to put on clothes, how to speak my name.
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"I want to be fly, I want to be able to put on clothes by myself," she says.
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Here, Jordan drops some knowledge: Before you put on clothes in the morning, you have to put on your confidence.
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As a child I always slept naked, and one night I was too lazy to put on clothes to go pee.
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When Orlando Bloom does bother to put on clothes, he and girlfriend Katy Perry tend to put in a lot of effort.
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Take a shower and put on clothes that make you feel good, and spend time with people who know who you are.
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One of my favorite things is seeing my employees put on clothes, or experiment in a way that is true to them.
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The same scene played out — O'Brien says she was told she needed to put on clothes over her one-piece or leave.
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Then I shower, put on clothes, and make two eggs and a piece of peanut butter, banana, and cinnamon sugar toast for breakfast.
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I take a shower, quickly put on clothes and light makeup, pat my mom on the head goodbye, and walk to the express bus.
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"He came home and he showered several times and put a mask on and put on clothes that we keep in my room," Johanna recalls.
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You just put on clothes and get an outfit in the same way you just mash together ingredients in a bowl and get a salad.
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On bad days, I'd just say "screw it," and get back into bed, dreading the moment when I'd have to wake up and put on clothes.
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Each December, when he would call to say he was coming over, I would brush my hair and put on clothes that were nice but didn't look like I was trying too hard.
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I waited for about 10 minutes as my husband brushed his teeth and put on clothes; meanwhile I am outside the car screaming, yelling for him to get his butt out of the house.
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After Emily died, I couldn't drag myself through three miles, not to mention find the energy to get out of bed, put on clothes that were not my pajamas and shower at regular intervals.
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In Jenner's closing Snapchat of her reveal – just a black screen with a short message – she reminds fans of the passion behind her collection (or possibly hints the reason she actually may have forgotten to put on clothes today?).
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"If I knew I was going to meet Lindsay, of course I would have put on clothes," one of the new arrivals says, which might make sense for a regular job interview, but doesn't necessarily comport with the priorities of the show.
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Trying not to awaken Nicole, I put on clothes, grabbed a flashlight and made my way along a path in the darkness to Meditation Hill, an open-air cliffside structure with straw mats and a view overlooking the Arabian Sea and Om beach.
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Once you're in front of this backdrop that's usually very floral, or usually an iconic image, and you put on clothes that you don't wear every day, shiny clothes, maybe things you wear once a year, maybe for the Hmong New Year, or even clothes that you don't actually have yourself — like at Xiong Portraits they have clothes from all over the world, Chinese outfits, Vietnamese outfits, wedding gowns.
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They look through the yearbook and then ask the player to choose between two guys. For Kim, the choice is between Brett and Steven, while Carly chooses between Derrick and Brandon. The rest of the game is spent trying to get the designated love interest to ask the player character to the prom. Both characters have their own rooms in the game where they can read magazines, read their diaries, listen to voice messages, call people, apply makeup, or put on clothes.
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Seal of Manaus Another cache of latex was collected and then a tribal party carried it overland to their destination: the trading post on the banks of the Río Purús. Halting nearby, they built a raft to float the latex the rest of the way; as usual, Córdova put on clothes and took the rubber in alone. Its price had continued its decline, and the latex had little of its expected value. Docked by the outpost was the Filó, a Brazilian launch.
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The novella begins with 5-Liu Hsing, as a child, being taught about Earth through the use of virtual reality tapes, an experience which her younger self takes exception to. She develops a close friendship with 5-Nova Luis. At the age of seven Hsing and the other children of similar age are allowed to put on clothes for the first time; Hsing greatly looks forward to this ceremony, a rite of passage aboard the Discovery. As the children grow older Luis begins to develop an interest in the virtual reality programs that allow people on the ship to explore the planet they have left behind.
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