Volunteers scurry around backstage, braiding hair and tying ribbons, sewing loose seams or taping up hems.
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I eat a portable banana for breakfast as I'm running around taping up boxes and cleaning countertops.
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Only time will tell if Skims customers share her excitement toward the new products and her signature "taping-up" method.
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But on that particular summer afternoon, two masked, armed kidnappers invaded the family's home, taping up two staffers and snatching Piper.
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Although Cardi doesn't seem to enjoy taping up her boobs in the name of fashion, it's not an uncommon practice among stars.
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Taping up posters to your wall might have been fine in college, but framed art will make a space seem more adult.
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We didn't even know where to start, so we just ended up taping up the bathroom door and calling it a night.
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Plasters were an incredibly useful tool, too, as I began taping up my index fingers so I couldn&apost see or access them.
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I could count the laces on Pau Gasol's sneakers and catch a glimpse of training staff taping up an injured player's hand beside the bench.
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Just don't even think about taping up any pictures drawn by "synthetic children" to the fridge door—that would definitely clash and be oh-so-gauche.
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Some stores have even gone so far as posting signs on their machines, or taping up the chip-reader slots to save us all a few precious moments.
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Still, even my most computer-savvy colleagues, those who've been the most dismissive of my paranoia, will eventually admit to switching off microphones and taping up cameras "just to be safe".
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"I taught them how to identify hot spots on the feet where the boots rubbed, taping up those hotspots to prevent blisters and applying talc and clean socks at every opportunity."
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But I am also skeptical of the promise of digital security in a year where we're still taping up our laptop webcams and most of our social security numbers have been stolen.
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Kim Kardashian West has been taping up her cleavage to give herself a little "boob lift" for over a decade, and now she's showing fans exactly how to master her styling hack.
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The eve of Mr Trump's visit to the island found volunteers taping up cartons of baby supplies, soap, toothpaste and other necessities at El Maestro, a boxing gym and community centre in the Bronx.
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He remembers sadly looking in the mirror bandaging and taping up his breasts to try and hide them, cutting off his long hair against his mother's wishes and crying, praying to wake up as boy.
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We'll probably spend three weeks—14 to 16 hours a day with shitty movies running in the background, taping up boxes, adding labels, adding special goodies, doing the logistical nightmare of taking it to the post office.
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Until now only laboratory tests have been used as the benchmark for assessing vehicle emissions, with carmakers employing a variety of strategies - such as taping up doors and windows - to produce better results than possible on the road.
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After all, while we were taping up prom pictures and using a plastic hook inside our tiny-ass dorm closet to hang our bath towel (which, in retrospect, ew), Swift was crafting the hit songs we'd dance to on Friday nights.
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Although not illegal, altering CO2 emissions in cars can be achieved via a variety of engineering techniques to reduce fuel consumption such as switching off air conditioning, pumping up tyre pressure or improving aerodynamics by removing mirrors and taping up doors.
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Doctors on the front line are working almost around the clock with limited supplies, taping up masks, using goggles made of plastic folders and eating only one meal a day or wearing diapers so as to go to the bathroom less often (for that means removing protective clothing that can't be replaced).
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Regularly, the film cuts back to Driver, as Senate staffer Daniel J. Jones, pounding away on a computer keyboard, scribbling furiously on a whiteboard, taking instructions from his stern-faced boss or taping up photos, dossiers and Post-it notes on the walls of his windowless office until it starts to resemble the lair of a serial killer.
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Katherine is taping up her windows when she spies Sylvia loitering outside her house. When she goes out to confront her, she finds out that Sylvia met with Adam the day before, and Adam didn't tell her. Katherine spits in Sylvia's face, a confrontation spotted by Bree, who is nearby. Bree, seeing a chance to find out something about Katherine, approaches Sylvia, and invites her in for tea.
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Junior "JR" Bonner is a rodeo rider who is slightly "over the hill". Junior is first seen taping up his injuries after an unsuccessful ride on an ornery bull named Sunshine. He returns home to Prescott, Arizona, for the Independence Day parade and rodeo. When he arrives, the Bonner family home is being bulldozed by his younger brother Curly, an entrepreneur and real-estate developer, in order to build a trailer park.
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Greenwood continued to wear the brace well past the point where it was necessary as a sort of trademark, saying "It's like taping up your fingers before a boxing match. It's a ritual." By the time the band had returned from the tour, they found recording easier, leading producer John Leckie to comment "I think it helped that they'd been on tour because they had confidence in a lot of the songs again, which I think they'd maybe lost during that lengthy recording period."Doyle, Tom.
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Greenwood playing bowed guitarGreenwood has long used a rewired Fender Telecaster Plus with Lace Sensor pickups. His other guitars include a mid-seventies Fender Starcaster and a Gibson Les Paul. He said he dislikes the reputation of guitars as something to be "admired or worshipped", and sees them as a tool like a typewriter or a vacuum cleaner. He is known for his aggressive playing style; in the 1990s, he developed repetitive stress injury, necessitating a brace on his right arm, which he likened to "taping up your fingers before a boxing match".
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Finally, a deal was signed prior to the first regular season game. Prior to the 1981 CFL season, new Alouettes owner Nelson Skalbania traded Green and Keith Baker to the Hamilton Tiger-Cats in exchange for the negotiating rights to Vince Ferragamo, which they held. Green was benched for the fourth quarter of a July game against the Calgary Stampeders after he insisted on taping up an injured ankle despite new head coach Frank Kush's outlawing of the practice of taping ankles and shoes. In 1982, Green played for the Cleveland Browns of the NFL, during the strike shortened season, returning a single kickoff for 13 yards.
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" The increasing prominence of Chrissie in EastEnders meant that Oberman, more than most, had to endure the gruelling schedule of working on a soap, taping up to twenty scenes a day. Although she was only in EastEnders for 18 months, such was the centrality of Chrissie to the show and storylines Oberman felt she had done 4 years worth of acting, noting that by the time of her departure "Chrissie has packed into a year what most soap characters do in three." This all came during a period of great uncertainty for the show; media criticism and negative publicity created immense pressure behind-the-scenes, with large-scale cast culls and speculation in the press and on the set over who may be next. In an interview with the Sunday Mirror, Oberman described the atmosphere as like a "vacuum", with the cast "just waiting to see what the next stage is – It can be a bit tense but it's exciting.
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