“He slipped on his warm glove before heading out into the snowstorm.”

“The glover had a wide variety of gloves for sale, from leather to wool.”

“His father was John Shakespeare, a tanner, glover, dealer in grain, and town official of Stratford.”

“He knelt beside glover just as he once had by that injured boy back in Brooklyn.”

“The town was French-speaking for generations, with a French-protestant temple, busy glovers, tawers, weavers and other artisans occupying the newly built houses.”

“Glove-making flourished in the town, and at markets and fairs glovers had pride of place at the High Cross, the base of which can be seen at the Shakespeare Centre.”

“I went to the library and I found out that on the site and where St John's Church now stands were the medieval guilds of glovers and cordwainers who used to make rope.”

“For the battle scenes Richard replaces his corset with black trousers and gloves and a red jacket summing up his role as devilish assassin.”

“Over a black body stocking she was wearing a red corset, panties, stockings and boots, along with elbow length red gloves.”

“Boxing, or rather a raw version of it with no gloves and hardly any rules, was part of the Ancient Games programme.”