She straightened one of the epaulettes on his shoulders that bore the four gold stripes of his rank. |
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It was rather an elaborate military uniform, with golden tassels on the edge of its golden epaulettes and gold trim on the cuffs and collar. |
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In lieu of epaulettes, all officers wore Russian shoulder knots of gold cord. |
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They wore yellow embellishments, and both they and the grenadiers had fringes to their epaulettes. |
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The cuffs were also of the same nature, as were the epaulettes on the shoulders of his military tunic. |
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The epaulettes on the choker tunic of his black naval uniform bore the four stripes of his rank. |
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After rising through the flying ranks to captain, he switched his epaulettes for a business suit to move into a corporate job with the airline. |
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The flashing gold epaulettes and gold lace on his 18th century naval uniform have been made by Wyedean Weaving. |
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The two dwarves were dressed in plain brown shirts and trousers of the same design, and they had gold epaulettes on their shoulders. |
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The white admirals flip their blue-black wings with the broad white epaulettes up and down the road in numbers. |
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If I planned to blow us all to kingdom come, would I tell my secret to someone wearing epaulettes? |
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I can't resist pointing out that a master and commander would never captain a frigate, and quite properly the film has Aubrey wearing the two epaulettes of a post captain. |
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Authentic collection pieces: Lanterns, Morse equipment, naval compasses, epaulettes of admiral uniforms and a lot of antiques. |
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Military officials, meanwhile, looked as if they were heading for a parade, strutting around in uniform with gold epaulettes and medals on display. |
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The traditional blue trousers with blue or white shirts with epaulettes and ties made paramedics look more like police and were becoming impractical. |
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Depending on the dress, badges are worn on the shoulder as slip-ons, on shoulder boards, or directly on the epaulettes. |
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Coats, jackets, and other garments became increasingly embellished during the 18th century as epaulettes, loops, lace, and aiguillettes all appeared. |
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I just wish the pilot wasn't wearing shiny black shoes, pressed black trousers, and a white, starched shirt with epaulettes that vaguely suggest a naval uniform. |
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He'd be dressed in a red robemade of epaulettes from red-winged blackbird wings. |
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According to the measure of efforts and dedication, they may have one, two, or three epaulettes. |
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No longer do we have the plain old blue cadet epaulettes, we now sport ones with bright red stripes that can be seen from far and wide. |
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The red-winged blackbird is best known for the males' distinctive red shoulder patches called epaulettes. |
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Finally, at Fort George, some inscriptions relating to the pistols, epaulettes and costumes were not in both official languages. |
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The style takes a direct influence with the classic highway collar, shoulder epaulettes and pocket detailing. |
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An artillery officer, three stars on his epaulettes, has come down from the mountain in order to train as an enumerator. |
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The trappings of male finery included plumed helmets, heavy epaulettes, long swords, tassels, braid, knee-high boots, gleaming escutcheons, white gloves, white trousers. |
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Satisfied, the kite returns to its perch and shows off the black epaulettes on its grey back. |
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The same order stipulated that engineers would wear silver castles on their epaulettes, forage caps, and belt plate. |
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Hence, this is not the place to bemoan the absence of braid, epaulettes and other gewgaws, nor to tub-thump for the reintroduction of the white and blue uniform of a hundred years ago. |
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This is a quantum leap forward from the few short years ago when a lot of the leaders of this meeting, if it had taken place, would have marched in in jackboots, epaulettes and military gear because they were dictators. |
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Summer dress is the same as for the standard Legion dress except that blazers are not worn, a Legion badge is displayed on the shirt pocket, a tie is optional, and no epaulettes, shoulder badges, or medals are to be worn. |
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And something else of interest includes making sure your epaulettes are fastened properly or you may end up losing one or both at potentially very inopportune times. |
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Across India millions of young men now sit all day on plastic seats in badly fitting uniforms with braids and epaulettes, unshaven and catatonically bored as the economic miracle passes by. |
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Look for pea coats updated with strong military details like shoulder epaulettes or pinstripe sport-winterwear hybrid jackets that have quilted, zip-out liners to provide extra warmth and chic layers. |
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Devon and Cornwall Police do not have Brunswick stars on their epaulettes, just the rank and collar number. |
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It was frequently used for the epaulettes of military uniforms. |
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