Gowning

Nor could he fail, as she crossed the floor, to see two women: one, the grand lady, the mistress of the Big House; one, the lovely equestrienne statue beneath the dull-blue, golden-trimmed gown, that no gowning could ever make his memory forget. ❋ Unknown (2010)

They bought $5,000 "precaution carts" to make washing, gloving and gowning easy and efficient. ❋ Wray Herbert (2012)

"Instead, we must bend our minds to the problem of gowning you appropriately." ❋ Unknown (2010)

Moving from the cafeteria through the locker rooms and hallways to the inner sanctum of the formulating rooms involved a series of clothing changes we called "gowning up." ❋ Unknown (2008)

Everything was very heavy, and after gowning, the worst part of the job was hoisting the containers from the cart to the countertop and back again. ❋ Unknown (2008)

HOLMES: They are supposed to be the golden years, but for many empty nesters looking forward to retirement, gowning expenses and shrinking 401 (k) s forcing them to put their plans on hold. ❋ Unknown (2008)

No, the idea behind all the gowning and gloving and alcohol spraying — the goal of pretty much every technique we employed, actually — was to protect the viruses and bacteria from us. ❋ Unknown (2008)

I thought he was going to yell at me for not gowning up in the room and wearing sandals. ❋ Sherrianne (2007)

But I can tell you that when these -- this new set of cases was actually rolling through the health care system, that was the time we were actually ramping up in terms of new and better masks and better gowning procedures and better infection control. ❋ Unknown (2003)

We can imagine the decorations and the fine gowning. ❋ Mary Hitchcock (N/A)

There was plenty of elaborate gowning among the groups of formal diners who had prolonged their feasting into the supper hour, but many casuals, drifting in for a few drinks and a dance or two, robbed the scene of its earlier brilliance. ❋ Charles Caldwell Dobie (1912)

Her gowning was indeed rather a conspicuous effort than an artistic success. ❋ Stewart Edward White (1909)

She sat down beside him in the window and fingered the fur on his long gown, saying that, in this light, it showed ill-favouredly worm-eaten; and he answered that he never had wishes nor money for gowning himself, who cultivated the muses upon short commons. ❋ Ford Madox Ford (1906)

Lady Napier's avoidance of display extended to her gowning, which was of the quietest, except when some great public function demanded more elaborate preparation. ❋ Unknown (1905)

But it was the expertness of her gowning that really held my attention at that first view, and the fact that she knew what to put on her head. ❋ Harry Leon Wilson (1903)