band-aids

Would the children like band-aids, to put across their weeping wounds?

One or two band-aids are mandatory in this type of camping.

Band-Aids were like cops, he thought - never one around when you really needed one.

"Until you come to terms with that, everything else is putting Band-Aids on something."

Hadn't she read something once about Band-Aids over the nipples?

Her hands are surprisingly small, and on this night a few finger tips were protected by band-aids.

The wound had been covered with a couple of large square Band-Aids.

In 1951 the first decorative Band-Aids were introduced to the market.

"There are certain things you can't do with Band-Aids," he said.

She noticed a box of Band-Aids that was sitting on the counter.

As a result, some women say they have never seen so many blisters and Band-Aids on women's feet.

"It's what they continually do: put Band-Aids on problems," he said of county officials.

It's not like you go up there to hand out aspirins or Band-Aids.

El grip has been discarded, along with the last of the Band-Aids.

Pretending health problems don't exist- using band-aids where major surgery is more appropriate - just isn't this Administration's style.

"They are just Band-Aids, trying to patch up a much bigger problem," she said.

"Are we looking at providing Band-Aids when services are cut?"

In general, institutional response to community gardening has been piecemeal, like a handing out of green band-aids.

Basic first aid supplies like band-aids and ace bandages are a good insurance policy.

A few Band-Aids of the right size for blisters.

"We can't solve ecological or human economic problems with Band-Aids.

My 8-year-old daughter sees Band-Aids as a status sign.

The middle finger on his right hand throbbed under the pair of Band-Aids.

The cut was so long I had to use overlapping Band-Aids.

Lack of test suite, which encourages quick and less risky band-aids to fix bugs.