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Sentence Examples Traditional peasant attire for men consisted of pajama-like trousers and tunic of unbleached cotton, a serape, sandals, and wide sombrero. She was dressed in a tunic, trousers, shirt, boots and cloak, the traditional garb of a lone male warrior. The epaulettes on the choker tunic of his black naval uniform bore the four stripes of his rank. Avoid bulbs with spindly, pale stem growth, active root growth, missing tunic and surface mould or disease. The body of the zooid and tunic is transparent enough for the observation of heartbeats. She half opened her eyes and watched as he removed his cape and tunic to unbutton his shirt. Boys and girls wear a long white tunic with a coloured mozzetta on top to distinguish the various groups. But Couples doesn't wear a skivvy shirt under his golf tunic to minimize the subcutaneous fat. She wore a slim gold band around her head, a white tunic, and jeans and boots. Her long hair hung haphazardly in a sloppy braid and her tunic and leggings were dirty and torn. He was in Prince Albert's 11 th Hussars, and cut quite a dash on horseback in his crimson trousers, braided tunic, tassels and plumes. The dress was a thick black cotton, and the tunic a deep scarlet broadcloth. Walking over to her trunk, she pulled out her shirt, tunic and pants, slipping out of her nightclothes and into the new ones. The great buckskin horse was nibbling at the shoulder of the guard's tunic, his shining black eyes shifting between his master and Fionnabhair. She wore the grey tunic of a naval captain, the rank badges so green with seaspray they were unreadable. Suddenly the door bursts open, a gust of wind blows snow into the room, and a man with a bushy beard and camel-skin tunic strides in. He was wearing an aqua tunic that wrapped around and was fastened by a single button on his left shoulder. The Sovereign was dressed in his traditional habit of silvery blue shirt and veil with a white long sleeveless tunic over top of white trousers. He was dressed in his lordly habit, a black tunic over black trousers and a shimmering silver veil with matching wide sleeves. His massive torso was encased in a white wraparound tunic, the black skirt hinting at the samurai hakama without leg division. Show More Sentences She snatched the boy by his collar on his tunic, and half-dragged him the rest of the way up the hill, her face hard. Shaking, he entered, disregarding the stitch in his side and the back of his sweat-soaked tunic clinging to his flesh. The man appears to have an unruly head of hair and wears a tunic with dots, apparently meant to suggest an animal hide. It includes an ornate woven cape, a decorated tunic, a feathered headdress, laced shoes and jewelry. There was apparently to be a return to popularity of the three-quarter tunic buttoning down the back and the straight skirt. He shoved his knife roughly into his pocket, wiped sweat quickly off his face, and tore a piece of cloth off the hem of his tunic. Upon stripping the dress from her lean body, Fionnabhair pulled the pants up around her hips and the tunic over her head. He stood up and tugged on his navy blue tunic and adjusted the cuffs of his sleeves, which bore the four gold solid stripes of his rank. The rings from his chain mail clinked as he walked, though he wore a white tunic over it. She nodded silently and then threw her arms around him, feeling only the cold metal chinks of his chain mail beneath his tunic. A metal helmet was clamped over his small head, and chain mail covered by a diminutive tunic protected his slight frame. She had Chinese characters written all over the large white tunic wrapped around her body. A blue glow gathered in the palm of the right glove, and blood on pants, cloak, and tunic incinerated and fell as ash to the ground. She was wearing a swimsuit that consisted of a tunic and a normal bikini bottom, both in hunter green. He pulled the white gloves from the leather belt that cinched his tunic at his waist and tugged them over his hands. Standing back, she saw that his right hand was bandaged, and that he wore a long farm-knife under the cincture of his red-stained tunic. She is clad in a black cloak with a cowl that puts her face in shadows, with a light grey tunic and black pants. It was, indeed, a tunic and breeches, in the emerald and gold of the Warriors, in immaculate condition, clean and pressed. She swiftly pulled on the tunic, then the stockings, the corset, petticoats, skirt and boots. He was wearing a white linen tunic and light fawn colored pants that covered his plain brown boots. Show More Sentences He dabbed her fevered brow with the edge of his tunic that clung wetly to his broad chest. She dressed, pulling on the plain white tunic and figureless brown trousers. He held the fine-spun silk of a tunic which seemed to have been inspired by the ethereal togas of the goddesses in Greek art. She trembled and shuddered against his body, the cold flesh felt through the tunic that he wore. Nicola put on the new tunic and boots Katie had gotten her and walked outside with the fletcher. I lay in the arms of a man dressed in the Macedonian army corselet and tunic I knew so well. For the span of a half an hour, I had toiled at my footgear with the cotton of a wet sleeve on a tunic, as the others were cooking the meal. She had on a light green full shirt, with a dark green tunic that brought out the color in her eyes. In one brief scene, if you look hard, you can catch a glimpse of a full-dress tunic, but only for a second. So, I show up in my cutely cropped jeans and my light blue trendy tie-dyed preggers tunic all ready to get sauce all over my face. In many places the medieval dalmatic has given way to a full-length white or off-white tunic which is simple and functional. He stood before it fussing with his tunic, his robe and his prayer shawl, making sure his attire was perfect. He was garbed in a stately light blue tunic, with gold trimming decorating the chest and sleeves. He was garbed in a laced-up green tunic, gauntlets, spats, and khaki pants with large stitches up the front and back seams. With deliberate caution, he slid the scroll into his tunic and patted it gently. Somewhere she had found a tunic and a pair of breeches that fit her like a glove, emphasizing her perfect figure. The banks were muddy and dirtied the boy's tunic even more as he knelt to wash the sweat from his face. My hair down and already disheveled from riding, my doeskin leggings soiled from the wet grass, my tunic torn, I ran to the palace courtroom. I stripped away my aristocratic clothing, my tight fitting hose, my pointed leather shoes, my doublet and sheer tunic. It had been a while since he had worn anything but the heavy grey pants, white tunic, and navy half coat that made up his uniform. Show More Sentences The man's tunic made of very thin brick-coloured wool and decorated with gold silk on the neckline and cuffs. He was clad in leggings and a thigh-length tunic all in shades of green and brown. She finishes washing and dresses promptly in an active attire of trousers and tunic instead of a gown. For tonight, he had tied back his hair in a tidy queue, and his eyes seemed especially bright from his sapphire-colored tunic. The bag contained a tunic, a cloth jerkin, a prayer book, and, strangely enough, a book of fairy tales. He wore a black leather jerkin over a dark tunic, with a black belt and boots. The wool tunic and leggings on the man nearest me is wet through, his cap is flattened to his head. Colonel Solent was a snobbish, proud man, dressed similarly to his soldiers, but with a blue tunic and red belt. The alb was a long white tunic reaching to the ankles and with long sleeves, made from white linen or wool. The cat reeled backwards violently, clamping the collar of Maryn's tunic in its jaw. Tel reached into a fold in her tunic and brought forth a somewhat wrinkled manuscript written on new, white parchment. Careless of his duties, a herdsman in a saffron tunic plays his pipe to a young laundress delectable in suntan and ultramarine blue. He had long, flowing green hair and a long, brambly beard, wore a tight tunic, and had a mantle that was sewn with the finest white ermine fur. Gold leaf was applied to the background and his tunic, and perhaps the wreath in his hair, after the panel was placed on the mummy. The scale leaves are under the tunic and hold all the nutrients needed to grow the cultivar. Her usual tunic and leggings were replaced with pale leather sewn with disks of what looked to be bone. After her breakfast, Katherine raced to her room and pulled on her favorite hunting leggings and tunic. I struggled into my usual black tunic, blue leggings, and black leather boots. Dressed in his Garda tunic, the thief asked the woman for identification and rummaged through her handbag before rifling some cash. We had danced, light-footedly gliding over the floor, my hands white against his black tunic. Show More Sentences Her tunic hung loosely around her as she adjusted her long skirt around her waist. Over his battle tunic went the clean white leather belts and honest straps. His lithe, muscular body shifted under the black chain mail he wore over a thin tunic. Bounding to the bathroom, he rooted through the cabinets, stuffing everything he found into pockets and hiding places in his sweaters and tunic. A eunuch hurried into the room with a long-sleeved silk tunic and a rose-colored mantle, carrying them with great care, as if they were fragile. He was clothed in a soiled tunic and long trousers that barely hid his bronzed feet and grubby toenails. He was clothed in a crimson red beret, royal blue tunic, scarlet red cloak, and light blue pants. She quickly rubbed herself dry, and then she thought about her tunic, that she wouldn't be able to wear. The standard clothing of men all over Pakistan is the salwar, loose baggy trousers, and kurta, a long shirtlike tunic. She'd been wearing a loose turquoise tunic, tied with a black sash at the waist and matching black leggings. Cheeks burning red she babbled apologies, quickly trying to clean the tunic and the table and the floor with her shirt. My rifle was on fire, my tunic was on fire and the bandolier of ammunition I had slung round me was on fire. Even the tunic which he was wearing had, despite the thickness of the smoke, remained unsullied. There was a full blouse with a tunic that went over top, and a pair of plain cotton britches. He was short, and balding, and he was wearing a worn brown tunic and trousers. Over the tunic he wore a scapula, a long tunic with wide, three-quarter length sleeves, usually of a darker undyed wool. When I looked to the man, I could see he was dressed in these brown breeches and a greenish tunic. She had braided her hair, and dressed in breeches and tunic, her riding gloves tucked into her belt. These include the epidermis and inner tunic and some mesenchyme derivatives which have differentiated into blood cells in the larva. He wasn't wearing the flowing robes of the female, but a white tunic, belted at his waist with white gold along with black leggings. Show More Sentences He was dressed in a traditional Akrian outfit, with high-collars, long sleeves and a tunic that reached to his knees and belted at the waist. Her hands were red and raw and the front of her tunic was bespattered with water stains and soapsuds, but she still had another pile to go. The cute fuzzy add-on summons up old movie star allure to the most simple sheath dress and looks equally cute tossed over a tunic top and jeans. The cuffs were also of the same nature, as were the epaulettes on the shoulders of his military tunic. Dyana nodded again and the lady pulled out a small shirt and a pair of trousers, along with a tunic. This garment was a wool or linen tunic reaching the knee, with baggy, elbow length sleeves and side slits up to the waist to allow free movement. She has the same fashion sense as her mother, always wearing trousers and a loose tunic instead of a gown. I packed a lot of my pretty clothes, like my long tunic shirts with beads woven into them. He was in the matching tunic and trousers dressmaker Sarah had designed to match the gown of his bride. She was rinsing her wet hands on a white skirt, and her tunic was caked in flour. I sagged into his arms as he held me close, hands smoothing over the tunic and trousers I wore. Both tunic and trousers were black, with aquamarine trim, silver piping on sleeves and legs. Baggy tunic tops, sweaters and man-size T-shirts can be worn until the end of your pregnancy if you get them large enough. She wore a white linen shirt under a thigh length yellow tunic laced at the sides. Wearing a blue tunic with white under shirt and long black pants, he was a head higher than Hika. Out of his jester's uniform, he was wearing a black tunic over dark blue trousers, as well as a huge smile across his pretty face. Ariana looked around and saw a tunic, a coat, a bow and a quiver of arrows. This boy, clad in a disheveled sailor's tunic and winter coat fit for a bear, stood no more than shoulder-high to me. She wore a mouse-brown tunic belted with a matching braided rope. Some, such as tulips, have a brown papery coating called a tunic. Show More Sentences By 1066 it also had a hood or coif of the same material, attached directly or separate and worn over the tunic with a short cape covering the shoulders. She recognized the green tunic, the brown shirt, leggings and boots. For traditional ceremonies, such as weddings, the sherwani and churidar, a calf-length tunic and tight-fitting trousers, are often seen, accompanied by a turban. Today he was wearing the same garments he had donned then, a green tunic and leggings, with a brown belt and shoes and a cap with a bright pink feather sticking out of it. She wore a dark green tunic with black leggings and deer skin ankle boots. He was thin, lithe and athletic and was dressed in dark blue trousers and tunic with embroidered trim, and a gold coloured lanyard hung from one shoulder. The entire package is protected by a thin outer skin called the tunic. There was also a cope of exquisite grey silk on which was woven a female figure with buskined legs, wearing a short sky-blue tunic and the red Phrygian cap. He kicked his sandals toward the fire and shucked off his tunic. She wore moccasins, gloves, a skirt and a tunic, all made of leather. The long, white tunic the ghost wears is girded by a belt with a sprig of holly symbolizing winter tucked in it, but spring flowers hem the bottom of the tunic. He was dressed in silver tunic with silvery blue trousers, shirt and veil. Krista was wearing a brown tunic and skirt, and a brown hooded cloak. Stripping off her leather breeches and boots, and her tunic, Isabella slid into the sudsy, herbal scented water of the tub, submersing her body up to her chin. This consisted of a made-to-measure khaki tunic of soft wool, a matching greatcoat with leather buttons and a brown felt hat edged with a short brim turned up at the back. Men and married women wear a loose tunic over a wrapped sarong. A blue skintight shirt was covered by a white oriental style tunic. The tunic has been a common element since the early 19th century, but while still worn on formal occasions and by senior officers, it has been phased out over the past decade. The double cloak here is the diplois, the pallium, doubled in length, worn without the underlying tunic or any other undergarment by ascetics and Cynic philosophers. She was dripping with water, the tunic outlining the high curve of her young chest, her hair falling heavily in her back, a large pool of water growing around her. Show More Sentences His masterful color sense paired a blood-red satin tunic with fuchsia trousers. The dagger slid smoothly down the front of his tunic, each button snapped off easily until only one separated his bare chest from the cold dagger. As he stood draped in a flat black cloak and tunic of stitched faces, the old warrior's voice echoed off the inner walls of the ancient oubliette. He was now clad in only his cotton tunic and trousers with the leather vambraces remaining on his forearms, his riding boots and a belt around his lean waist. He pulled the chain from her tunic, revealing the medallion hidden there. She wore a leather jerkin over a green tunic and cowhide boots. She wore a red tunic that didn't try to mask her extremely feminine and athletic figure and pants so short that she couldn't possibly receive a wedgie. I carried Edward's letter in an oilskin pouch tucked inside my tunic. As she approached the wide set of doors that led to the hall she could see Erik nervously fidgeting with his uniform in a mirror, adjusting and readjusting his tunic. The Moon's glow casting its light on her form, her white tunic dress, glowing with the brilliance of the Moon, her alabaster skin, smooth and unmarred in the light. The threatened uniform typically consists of a khaki military tunic with trousers, though in Scottish regiments the trousers are usually tartan or replaced by a kilt. He wore a dark blue tunic and even darker blue riding breeches. All school aged children from both public and private schools are required to wear a uniform, usually a tunic with a white blouse wore underneath. As a Blue Hawk, she was the best medic available, and with neat motions she tore her tunic into bandages and bound the wounded limbs tightly to staunch the bleeding. Carefully stripping off his tunic and shirt, he walked to his dry sink. Alesso, dressed in a flowing white tunic belted at the waist with gold, and shod with golden sandals, leant out to catch the fleeing Daphne around the waist. From 330 his status was displayed in his court dress, which combined the traditional Macedonian hat and cloak with the Persian diadem, tunic, and girdle. A belt that held the sheath of a sword was at his waist, without blade, and his heavy dark gray tunic was tied at his neck and covering most of his body. A knight or magistrate would wear an augusticlavus, a tunic bearing small purple studs. Some hauberks may have been made of scales attached to a tunic, with the scales made of metal, horn or hardened leather. Show More Sentences When his grave was plundered in 1995, even the flying wings from his tunic were ripped off. The bulbs develop from the inside, pushing the older layers outwards which become brown and dry, forming an outer shell, the tunic or skin. Both Plutarch and Suetonius say that Caesar waved him away, but Cimber grabbed his shoulders and pulled down Caesar's tunic. He snugged his Gun into its tunic holster, checked the scope on his Follower and left the room. There is an officer's forage cap, a pocket from an RAF tunic with a Waterman pen still clipped inside and a silk flying glove. Mary is seated on a throne and is clad in a short-sleeved tunic with a palla covering her head. His upper tunic was of white cambric, as fine as a handkerchief, so that the bright red tunic beneath it showed through. The woman's stola was a dress worn over a tunic, and was usually brightly colored. Francis adopted of the simple tunic worn by peasants as the religious habit for his order, and had others who wished to join him do the same. The basic garment for all Romans, regardless of gender or wealth, was the simple sleeved tunic. Men must wear turbans and orange kurtas, the traditional long tunic. He was a youth, slightly made, and arrayed in the embroidered cotaigh, or tunic, the truise of plaided weft, the long, fringed colchal, and the high barrad cap of a bard. Wilcox can be forgiven for misspelling the name of the traditional Vietnamese tunic known as the ao dai and for grossly overstating the value of the Vietnamese currency. Woman walks into a bar, woman in a tunic, a pair of jeans, slenderized, smoking a man's flame, watches bartender, says I've seen this bartender before. Wearing a faded shalwar kameez, a traditional dress of baggy pants and a long tunic, the 43-year-old Muhammad was covered in dust from a freshly dug grave. For example, the ankle-length jacket became futuristic Indian sherwani or a knee-length leather tunic with open sides looked like a modernized shalwar kameez. Over a dirty hemp tunic he'd thrown a jerkin of goat's pelt in the manner of goatherds, two splints on the ankles were tied blood-stoppingly fast with leather thongs. Examples from Classical Literature It stands in marked contrast with the of the valiant Lycians, whose short and spare tunic required no cincture to confine it. A company man, his tunic shabby and open in a negligent fashion at his thick throat, stood waiting for them. His tunic was always worn out and patched, but his weapons were mounted in silver. An attendant in a gaily-colored holiday tunic, corresponds with our box-opener or usher. Jorgenson, with his hands deep in the pockets of his tunic, listened, looking down. The clasps or buckles which bound the tunic or the peplus, usually shaped in the form of an arc, exhibited rare beauty. Within a week, he was wearing the double-breasted tunic of the Higher Life. What lover would not wish to be the tunic of his well-beloved or the water of her bath? If the spirits be thinner than air, how are they held by the tunic of the lung, since this lets pass the pus and serum of empyema? He thrust his hand within the armoire and unhitched the white tunic from its peg. The shirts of mail are edged with wide borders, which may or may not represent the under tunic or gambeson showing beneath. She was dressed in a black tunic of her own invention, a combination of the Greek peplum and the Japanese kimono. On days of festival the Aymara replaces the poncho by a sort of tight-fitting tunic. If the garment were a simple tunic or frock the whole was called a hauberk. Picture him then in a loose red flannel tunic, corduroy knee-breeches, serge leggings, white pith helmet with a puggaree round it. He was dressed in a dark cerise tunic with particolored hose and forest-green boots with pointed toes. They were clad in a rough, dark-colored tunic, something like the peplum or chiton of the ancient Greeks. She wanted to be naked with him, and she threw off her outer tunic, unbelted her red silk gown, and pulled it over her head. When stripped of their swimming tunic, these young distomes have the form of a bag, which for a long time was called a sporocyst. A tunic of dark velvet, fur bound and girt with a belt of finest Moorish steel, was relieved by an undervest of deepest crimson. Show More Sentences If we continue to unshell the kernel, we find, below this mineral layer, a last silken tunic that forms a globe around the brood. Robin had not forgot the gentle arts taught by his mother, and he wore his fine red velvet tunic and breeches with the grace of a courtier. Showcasing tunic shirts, waist coats and soft tailored jackets in the line, the heartthrob for the season is drop crotched pants. The kirtle or petticoat is in reality a development of the tunic. He removed his marsuit to stand in baggy trousers and loose tunic. His cote-hardie, or tunic, and trunk-hosen were of a purple plum color, with long weepers which hung from either sleeve to below his knees. Then he put on a clean tunic, and went to join Charis and her guest. For instance, on the third story is a knight dressed in tunic and chlamys. The phantom, clad only in a short blue tunic quilted and silken but covered with grave-mold, rose slowly, as if pushed by a weak spiral spring. Without rising, Zuchin asked me to have some vodka and to doff my tunic. It wore a tunic of the purest white, and round its waist was bound a lustrous belt, the sheen of which was beautiful. The tunic and shirt-style dresses come in charcoal, black, dark navy, red and silver-grey colours. Gonzales was zipping up his tunic and putting on his belt and sidearm. The stola is said to have been a more ample and ornamented sort of tunic. It is supported by the subdeacon habited in the tunic or tonacella. The policeman drew from the pocket of his tunic a dirty note-book. Bimba tells me that tunic has disappeared no one knows whither. A sharp pull at his tunic brought his thoughts back to the present. Unexpectedly he stooped, and caught Wulf by the collar of his tunic. With this, he grasped the reed pipe in the breast of his tunic. Show More Sentences His tiny surcoat of scarlet velvet was rich with embroidery, while beneath was a close-fitting tunic of white silk. Soldiers, in their tight-fitting tunic and stiff collars, are the worst. The ordinary garments of the Romans were the toga and the tunic. And the young man, casting his toga aside, rushed forth in his tunic. He put on his fez and tucked the paperweight inside his tunic. It required but a few moments for the ape-man to clothe himself in the tights, sandals, and parrot emblazoned yellow tunic of the dead soldier. A ragged tunic was a surer defence against this wild horde than a stout lance or an emblazoned shield. And here was a stolid constable confronting us, in the short tunic that they wear in summer, his whistle on its chain, but no truncheon at his side. He had on a woollen shirt and smallclothes, under a well-worn boiled-leather tunic, and leggings bought from an old soldier, and a heavy-duty cloak. Agamemnon could not be got to show in his classical tunic, but stood in the background with Aegisthus and others of the performers of the little play. He had exchanged his shirt of mail for an under tunic of dark purple silk, garnished with furs, over which flowed his long robe of spotless white, in ample folds. At this moment the tapestry moved aside, and a Nubian, black as ebony, and dressed in a plain white tunic, made a sign to his master that all was prepared in the dining-room. The ordinary series of body-garments worn by the knight are the Tunic, the gambeson and the Hauberk. Find more words! 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