Sentence examples for adopted uniform from inspiring English sources

Lacoste shirts fared well with the terrace chic of the 80s, and today they are the adopted uniform of the Hawley Arms set.

But this year, 10percentt of 750 principals reported that their schools had adopted uniform policies in a survey commissioned by the National Association of Elementary School Principals and the mail-order retailer Land's End.

They are tremendously helpful and their adopted uniform of canvas pants, pocket tees and woolen beanies worn high atop their heads, suggest that the '90s spirit of Carhartt is still very much alive.

Each member is tremendously helpful, and the adopted uniform of canvas pants, pocket tees and woolen beanies worn high suggests that the '90s spirit of Carhartt is still very much alive.

Maleno's son Franco was a motorcycle designer and champion rider who developed an obsession with a brand of coat made in Stoke-on-Trent from fine Egyptian cotton waxed with natural oils, the adopted uniform of flyers and bikers.

Table 1 lists the parameters involved in the simulations with the ranges of the adopted uniform distributions.

For years after the school adopted uniforms in 1996, not a single Canyon Country student arrived out of uniform.

Schools in more than 35 states have now adopted uniforms policies, with Philadelphia set to adopt such a policy this fall.

It is hard to know precisely how many school districts have adopted uniforms and how many have abandoned them.

The Toronto rowers, many of whom had associations with the English schools, adopted uniforms incorporating the light blue of Cambridge and the dark blue of Oxford.

*States should adopt uniform standards for what constitutes a valid vote.