leg covering การใช้

• It consisted of two legs covering concert dates the United States and Europe.
• Welcome to the lexicon of leg coverings.
• Over the next twenty years, the Ski to Sea would grow to seven legs covering.
• "Lion " s first commission included a Mediterranean leg covering some 20, 500 miles in 1961.
• When the summer is over, switch to fishnets, the leg covering a la mode, especially in nude colors.
• The competition involves a total of nine legs covering 31, 600 miles, touching five continents and lasting eight months.
• During week 11 of the 2014 NFL season against the Carolina Panthers Smith broke his leg covering a punt ending his 2014 season.
• Additional legs of the tour were announced throughout the year, including a Latin American leg and a leg covering Asia and Oceania.
• Stage 13 on Friday is a relatively mild leg covering rolling hills along 149 kilometers ( 92.6 miles ) from Pordenone to Marostica.
• The competition involves a total of nine legs covering 31, 600 miles ( 50, 850 kilometers ), touching five continents and lasting eight months.
• Ten one-on-one races, each of them four legs covering 12 miles, were sailed on this first day of the four-month regatta.
• Lest the reader get an ant in his pant ( nope _ the singular remains an oddism ), let us tee off on that leg covering of fashionable golfers, plus fours.
• That word preferred by Brits comes from the Gaelic triubhas, originally a leg covering meeting a stocking at the knee, later extended down to the ankle, bell-bottom style, by makers of naval uniforms.
• Chaps, thigh-to-foot leather leg coverings worn over pants to protect against thorny brush on the range, are also optional, but they are worn by just about any buckaroo worthy of the name at the futurity.
• VHF isolation guidelines dictate that all VHF patients ( with the exception of dengue patients ) should be cared for using strict contact precautions, including hand hygiene, double gloves, gowns, shoe and leg coverings, and faceshield or goggles.
• A kind of woollen or silk underjacket, with or without sleeves, short-fitting leg coverings that show the bare knee, long stockings, [ and ] very comfortable shoes or lace-up boots make up the ensemble ."
• A " pagri " ( turban ) was worn on the head and " patka ", an adorned sash, was worn on the waist . " Paijama " style pants were worn ( leg coverings that gave the English word pajama ).
• Korean armor pieces, from top to bottom, typically consisted of a helmet or a cap, a heavy main armor coat with pauldrons or shoulder and underarm protection, leg coverings ( supplemented by the skirting from the main coat ), groin protection, and limb protection.