Sentence examples for a sable from inspiring English sources
Don't give me a sable coat.
Mrs. Astor slipped into a sable jacket.
Their son wanted a Rolls Royce & their daughter a sable wrap & a diamond bracelet.
Girl who wants only a sable coat for her Christmas present.
He scoffs, "You gave him up for a square-cut diamond and a sable coat".
For swagger, there was a silver brocade pantsuit with a sable jabot.
"I don't know what's more chic than a sable-lined raincoat that's worn with $25 penny loafers".
This first deluxe, not to say decent, piece of clothing that I ever owned was a sable-brown Cossack-style maxiskirt by Yves Saint Laurent that zipped up both sides like a sleeping bag.
There were pillows, pictures, a Napoleon -- the bust, not the pastry -- and a card table made for her mother in Portugal with brass legs and a sable-colored Ultrasuede top.
On the advice of a personal shopper, a customer might drop $13,000 on a sable-collared leather coat in a single visit to Mr. Toi's studio on West 57th Street, and many times that amount on a season's wardrobe.
The anniversary and subsequent editions, featuring a sable-and-white collie, also drew criticism from loyal readers as it did not resemble Lad.
