“There is a savoury menu too, but you might prefer to tuck straight into a magnificent knickerbocker glory.”

“Tradition is the order for dessert: knickerbocker glory, crème brulée or summer pudding.”

“Tastes may have evolved, but few Britons are spending large sums on their knickerbocker glories.”

“Half the knickers in my underwear drawer are heavy-duty, waist-high affairs which profess to give you a smooth behind.”

“It is almost invisible under tight-fitting clothes and the bottom of this knicker has a lovely fine little pattern in it.”

“You might fancy her in red lace, but is it really what she wants? Take a look in her knicker drawer when the moment is right and see what she buys for herself.”

“Including the never-seen-before butterfly knicker plus four special knickers to make this Christmas a memorable one.”

“He was dressed in a fancy pale blue over jacket with matching knickerbockers, and white hose.”

“The Little Lord Fauntleroy consisted of a velvet jacket and matching knickerbockers with contrasting trim and a Vandyke collar and cuffs.”

“About 30 followers, many in red waistcoats and green knickerbockers, gathered yesterday to mark the last official hare hunt.”

“It is almost invisible under tight-fitting clothes and the bottom of this knicker has a lovely fine little pattern in it.”

“You might fancy her in red lace, but is it really what she wants? Take a look in her knicker drawer when the moment is right and see what she buys for herself.”

“Including the never-seen-before butterfly knicker plus four special knickers to make this Christmas a memorable one.”