A suit.

Pretty good, eh?

I asked you for a suit!

Tails, that's ridiculous!

So please pick something light that doesn't look shabby.

You're a deep voice in a cheap suit.

Certainly makes a very nice costume, sir, and economical too. Yes.

And then on the right, with no uniform, at their school in Tokyo.

I'm in an Armani store buying a suit, of course, Dima replied.

Macy's has told them that I'm a suit thief.

I actually made a device called the Glacier Embracing Suit.

But I have a clever idea. I'll go to Penney's and get a free suit there. Hang on, when I try to get my free suit from Penny's they won't give me one either.

I'm on a bus, a guy in a suit and a tie boards, it's taking too long to pay the bus fare.

When I first told you my plan for getting a free suit, you might have objected that I ought to be afraid of being jailed.

It has been amazing to try the space suit and come here to Star City and try all the cosmonaut activities.

Would you like to buy a suit? the shopkeeper asked Dima, who brought the smells of the previous night with him as he walked through the door.

And so since we use devices to figure out how to relate to the world these days, I actually made a device called the Glacier Embracing Suit.

Voskhod 1 was the first spacecraft with a crew of three, who could not wear space suits because of size and weight constrictions.

The problem I have is because Gordon Brown, he comes onstage and he looks for all the world like a man who's just taken the head off a bear suit.

I was very surprised by the amount of equipment that the astronauts have to study before wearing the space suit in simulated zero gravity.

As he looked through the store window, Dima's eyes widened as they fell upon a gorgeous black suit, and then widened even more when he noticed the 3,000,000.99 BYR price tag.

A fit man aged 3035 blue eyes, brown hair, good looking, wearing a grey suit, escaped police by fleeing over the rooftops.

So we joined forces with Georgia Tech, with Thad Starner's wearable computing group, to build us an underwater wearable computer that we're calling CHAT.

Artist Kate Hartman uses wearable electronics to explore how we communicate, with ourselves and with the world. In this quirky and thought provoking talk, she shows the Talk to Yourself Hat , the Inflatable Heart , the Glacier Embracing Suit , and other unexpected devices.

Ratko Mladic, in combat fatigues, stocky, walking as though through a muddy field and Radovan Karadzic, taller, wearing a suit, with his wild, but carefully coiffed, shock of white hair.