Then you might trundle me over enough of that spare metal to fill up this hole, and I'll put on my suit and goggles and practice welding on this floor and the roof, to get the feel of the metal before I tackle the bar.
Through heavy goggles he watched the incandescent mass in a refractory crucible, in the heart of the induction furnace.
He fingered his goggles a moment, and then his eyes met hers in frank agreement.
Put on peaked cap and fasten veil tightly over face, after covering eyes with iron goggles and protecting mouth with respirator.
When his dinner was served, it was remarked by the waiter that his goggles were still on his face.
Mr. Holland waited long enough to search his pockets, and then, stepping cautiously into the road, donned the chauffeur's cap and goggles and set his car running swiftly southward.
He was described as a young man with a slight black mustache, and he was wearing his motor goggles when he went into the office of the hotel and ordered a bed and a sitting room.
At seven o'clock the driver of the car paid his bill, his big motor goggles still upon his face, again tipped the garage keeper handsomely, and drove his car from the yard.
After a visit to his camp Lestrange reappeared without the suffocating mask and cap, driving bareheaded, with only the narrow goggles crossing his face.
He unhooked his goggles and leaned over as Dick came beside the wheel, the face so revealed bright and quiet in the sunset glow of color.
He had long since cracked open the valve of his oxygen flask when the climb was ended, and his goggles were frosted in the arctic cold so that it was only with difficulty he could read his instrument board.
He stood directly under it, and put on goggles with shields fitting close to his feet.
To this day, I can not help shuddering as I contemplate what a frightful appearance I must have presented with those goggles on.
I got over it, though, and I also got over wearing goggles on an express train.
No," he gasped, and blinked his reddened eyes behind smoked goggles which dulled the shimmer of the aurora.
Nelson saw their weird, bluish goggles raised to that platform where, for all the world like a coast defense howitzer, the great cannon swung majestically about on the ponderous, brazen column which seemed to support it.
His goggles fogged at once, blinding him effectively as, with reason staggering under the accumulated stress of starvation and the circumstances of Alden's disappearance, he groped his way a few feet into the vent.
Tell them to give him an overdose of them and not to put goggles on him.
Clouds interspersed, graying the vision, clouds and a drifting, wet mist that settled in beads on the glass of mygoggles so that I was continually rubbing away with my gloved fingers.
Through the great black goggles which shelter his face from the dust-laden hurricane set up by the speed he travels at he must keep a perpetual, piercingly keen watch.
Yesterday we met a woman riding on a little jackass, and she had a little child in her arms --honestly, I thought the child had goggles on as we approached, and I wondered how its mother could afford so much style.
But when we drew near, we saw that the goggles were nothing but a camp meeting of flies assembled around each of the child's eyes, and at the same time there was a detachment prospecting its nose.
Well, it will be cold work, for it is very late in the season and, you know, goggleshave been served out to all the men to save them from snow blindness, from which they would otherwise suffer severely.
They were now crossing a serious pass, and had reached the snow line; and the troops put on the gogglesthey had brought with them to protect their eyes from the dazzling glare of the snow.
The light was so bad that wearing goggles was most necessary, and the driving snow filled them up as fast as you cleared them.
Wearing goggles has absolutely prevented any recurrence of snow-blindness.
Pennell and Priestley sounded their way back to the ship, and Day asked Priestley to bring his goggles when he returned.
As the afternoon sun came round the perspiration fairly streamed down, and it was impossible to keep goggles clear.
The evening we reached the glacier Bowers wrote: "I am afraid I am going to pay dearly for not wearinggoggles yesterday when piloting the ponies.
The stranger in goggles had been true to his promise and had sent back help, or perhaps returned himself.
The man in the goggles climbed to the seat and the next minute the machine was moving jerkily away.
A man in heavy-rimmed gogglesgot out of his car and made his way across the road.
And some instinct, as he was young and foolish, made the Englishman drag off both goggles and solar topee for a moment, and so Merla looked up and saw him with the sun bright on his light Saxon hair and friendly blue eyes.
But still she held her eyes down, for she felt embarrassed and oppressed, and, besides, the topee and the goggles had been replaced, and they spoilt the vision she had seen first of the English face.
If he is thin and wiry these great goggles make him look like a polite tadpole.
Little we care," remarked Jack, adjusting his goggles to a more satisfactory angle and releasing the ear flaps of his helmet.
Dark snow-clouds had gathered, and the icy wind cut my face like a knife, causing me to assume my goggles as a slight protection.
It's only a matter of time when Goggles will be gone, too.
You're to take a minor part in a play, with Goggles and me as stars.
Goggles invited me to pay my respects to you," Zephyr remarked.
Unfortunately, goggles are sometimes impracticable on account of the moisture from the breath covering the glasses with an icy film or driving snow clogging them and obscuring the view.
By the careful use of snow-goggles during the summer, snow-blindness was practically prevented, and such cases as occurred yielded quickly when zinc and cocaine tablets were used and the eyes obtained rest.
That moment was when he ceased to use goggles if the light were at all trying to his eyes.
Looking at the other two fellows with their long protruding goggles made me think of Banquo's ghost: "Thou hast no speculation in those eyes that thou dost glare with.
During the halt at lunch I put on yellow goggles in place of the smoked ones I had been wearing, and in a quarter of an hour the change of colour had 'settled' my eyes for the time being.
Who could the two pretty girls in natty motor bonnets, with goggles attached, the plain, heavy skirts and dark shirt-waists be?
Both the occupants were glad to lower their goggles to protect their eyes from the sharp, cutting sensation of the atmosphere, as they rushed against it--into its teeth, as it were.
I adjusted the goggles with a shaking hand, and tried to thank him.
The man got down stiffly out of his seat, and thrust the goggles up over his cap and began to pull off his driving-gloves.
I slipped off my goggles and dropped them beside him; then, after a momentary glance round, I decided to try for a fence at one side, opposite that bank that had been our undoing.
He had on a long grey coat, buttoned close about him, and his appearance, with the cap drawn down over his ears and the goggles set on the front of it, was not altogether prepossessing.
The bright light of the sun now began to trouble the eyes, but amber-coloured goggles were found to be a very satisfactory protection.
