| It is used to make not only vessels for stove-top and oven, but utensils, fan housings, pan liners, aprons, pot holders, and even wallpaper. |
| Their unitards had panels of material attached to them, like vestigial or prototypal skirts, sleeves, aprons. |
| Staff and directors donned chef hats and aprons in the battle of the best cake. |
| Gone are the days of chambermaids wearing black smocks, frilly white aprons and lace caps. |
| From sponge bags to aprons, from cushions to quilts, all covered in the delicious colours of spring. |
| I admire the sweet servers, male and female alike crisply dressed in white shirts, black ties and long black aprons. |
