liner

If you don’t think your bag can hack it on its own, slip it inside another bag, or use a sleeping bag liner for a double layer of warmth.

I usually won’t switch to a lightweight or liner glove until temps are well into the 40s and I’m traveling uphill.

That’s why Patagonia wisely included a thin nylon mitten that folds out of the cuff of these liner gloves and covers your fingers.

If being used in extreme cold, we recommend using these as a glove liner.

The Dakota is made from a thick, stretchy woven nylon shell, backed by a heavy bonded fleece liner, so they’re not only extremely durable but also extremely warm.

Opposite is a red-brick monastery leaning like an ocean liner in the snow.

Pick up records from that time and chances are Hentoff wrote the liner notes.

The senior Senator was, as usual, highly disciplined, avoiding the substance of some questions with one-liner talking points.

He purchased two first-class tickets on the France, a luxury liner passage to England, for his new girlfriend and himself.

Mary, Queen of Scots on Reign is more likely pop off a bustier than a one-liner.

Northward, toward the Pole, were liner lanes in the higher levels, but here was a deserted sector.

Coming alongside the crushed hull of the interplanetary liner, we made an inspection of its position.

He and the others now floated as smoothly as though under water toward a wrecked liner at the Pallas' right.

"Let's get back and let them know about it," Liggett urged, and they climbed back out of the liner.

It seemed that some months before he had been a purser on an East Indian liner.