The men are wearing short sleeves.

I've tried on his clothes. He's got short sleeves and dandruff.

I'll get your sleeve.

Tell them quick. The sleeve. Sleeve!

You're wearing short sleeves... aren't you cold?

And shirts for you.

Crew members will be able to conduct microgravity experiments in materials and life science in a shirt sleeve environment.

Would you help me with this sleeve? Pull up.

In the summer I wear short sleeved shirts.

He threw off his coat and examined the sleeves.

But aren't the sleeves a little short?

That way you won't have to even shorten the sleeves.

Short, black, with long sleeves, and a kind of square neck.

Diamond collar, gold sleeves. You know, picture people.

Uncover her arm, please.

Thanks for the beautiful bed jacket.

The lightest touch of her arm the touch of a hand, the touch even of a sleeve, of a garment, as she put it on caused excruciating, burning pain.

Cleaning of 4,000 fragmentation jackets.

Also, pajamas, handkerchiefs... cuff links, suspenders, et cetera, et cetera.

They yield to none in wetness, but they are short. Yes, I...

Let's strip down to your shorts, Cady.

Tweeds, oatmeal flecked with brown... a threequarter coat with patch pockets... a scarf, a felt hat, brown shoes... a tussah shirt and and a small blue handkerchief in her breast pocket.

Two pairs of shorts... three shirts... two dress shirts... and two sheets.

It is four in the morning.

I didn't buy a washing machine just for your pants.

She was wearing a light blue dress with short sleeves.

In that context, two years ago, the intelligence services detained the principal of a Koranic school who was in possession of T shirts bearing the image of an Islamist leader wanted for terrorist activities.

Jacket.

Because if you sit a long time in summer in shorts, you will walk away with temporary branding of the story element on your thighs.

Her clothes were on a chair where she'd dumped them, hat and coat underneath.

(xii) Cardinal Edward Clancy, head of the Catholic Church in Australia, 9 18 August 1996.

The lightest touch of her arm the touch of a hand, the touch even of a sleeve, of a garment, as she put it on caused excruciating, burning pain.

You get dressed, you put your clothes on.

Dress up and store your clothes.

Get your coats. I oughta finish the job.

Get dressed!

Get dressed.

Put on some clothes.

Mary hung her clothes on the clothesline.

Bring the dressing room and give him clothes.

I don't wear anything like those red pants, and my sleeves are too tight, but there's my waist.

Bring your hat and coat.

Yeah, you're awake. Put your clothes on, all right?

Take your topcoat.

Now, get dressed.