Sentence examples for army costumes from inspiring English sources

About 150 members of the Reclaim Australia group gathered in Sydney's Martin Place on Sunday morning, some wearing ancient Greek army costumes and others with Australian flags draped across their shoulders.

Local production company Dune Films, for example, has stockpiles of war-zone set dressing in its stores – barbed wire, oil drums, machine gun posts, sandbags – not to mention an extensive wardrobe of US army costumes, Afghan hill tribe outfits and Iraqi streetwear.

Bell had acquired the BB gun as part of his army costume.

Sexy army officer costumes have buttons removed, sexy nurse costumes would be a health hazard in any hospital, and sexy teacher costumes are basically just sexy schoolgirl costumes with a ruler or an abacus or some shit.

If it's actually the work of Britain's best-known street artist, we can't wait to see dark his take Disney's eternally peppy army of costumed characters.

Next week the sequel is released, and this time there are whole armies of costumed cohorts, Aaron Taylor-Johnson's eponymous DIY vigilante leading the charge against Christopher Mintz-Plasse's vengeful Red Mist, now reborn as The Motherfucker.

The females, now an even larger group, are shown dancing, using powerful and emphatic movements, in front of the male army with alternating costumes and several flags in the background.

But because Mary spends most of the play in that nightgown and Charlie in an army uniform, the costume designer, Jenny Mannis, doesn't get much of a chance to show off.

All the costumes and armies, it's a mess".

He concentrated his skills on how to construct his films so that (at their best) they roared along with the speed and efficiency of an express train, provided rip-roaring interpersonal drama to go along with the larger narrative, gave the audience their money's worth by filling the frame with opulent décors, dazzling costumes and armies of extras in meticulously composed tableaus.

You may have seen a film version - the best is Sergei Bondarchuk's incredible 1968 blockbuster which had half the Soviet army as extras and 35,000 costumes.