Sentence examples for a neckwear from inspiring English sources

Her father retired as an owner and the president of Wembly Industries, which was a neckwear manufacturer in New Orleans.

But Awad says that these days, it is less widely used as a neckwear nationalist emblem by the younger generation of Palestinians.

The power-dining oasis, where Manhattan's surviving masters of the universe daily attempt critical mass, announced last Thursday that the restaurant, virtually the last in town with a neckwear rule, had abandoned its tie requirement at dinner in its two dining rooms, the Bar Room and Upstairs at 21. Ties are "preferred," it said — indeed, "greatly appreciated".

She made ties for a neckwear company, and he worked in finance at O'Keefe & Merritt, an appliance maker.

Swell Fellow, a hip boutique selling one-of-a-kind neckwear and carefully curated objects of art – including sculptures made from repurposed parking meters by painter Erik Furer – debuted a few blocks away in April 2013.

That, anyway, is the ethos of Tie the Knot, a neckwear-and-solidarity project devised by the actor Jesse Tyler Ferguson, who plays one half of the gay couple on ABC's "Modern Family," and his fiancé, Justin Mikita.

This is a world in which the "tie label check" — an unapologetic inspection of the designer of a colleague's neckwear — is as common as a straphanger stealing a glance at what a fellow commuter is reading.

That year he unveiled an entire neckwear collection under the name Polo.

MARWOOD, a line of neckwear handmade in England, came into being on a blog.

Bill Boon Cwmcou, Ceredigion Many years ago a leading Birmingham solicitor, famous for his own extravagant neckwear, sent a colleague a memo chastising him for wearing brown shoes to the magistrates court (Letters, 5 September).

He has also created a line of neckwear made of kimono fabric, as well as silk ties overlaid with a light metal thread that looks like chain mail.