Sentence examples for ceased wearing from inspiring English sources

In the armed forces, cockades went out of use when the army and navy ceased wearing cocked hats.

In much of the West, men and women largely ceased wearing hats in the 1960s, and hairstyles became more important.

Infantry ceased wearing it almost completely after 1660, and the armour carried by cavalrymen grew steadily shorter until all that remained were the breastplates worn by heavy cavalry the cuirassiers as late as the 20th century.

In only seven were these improvements statistically significant; and more than half the subjects ceased wearing the filters.

The other three subjects lost their SDA plus RDP status because two of them had their RDPs replaced by free-end FDP and one subject ceased wearing the RDP (Table  2).

So here's an interesting tactic from preppy pre-teen haven Abercrombie & Fitch – the offer of compensation to a cast member (above) of reality TV show Jersey Shore on the condition he cease wearing its clothes.

Women are to cease wearing the veil and have equal rights.

The whole, er, situation seems to have created a feud between the cast members and the clothing retailer, as the reality TV stars were perhaps unsurprisingly offended by the paid offer to cease wearing their clothing.

Lenny Abrahamson's comedy-drama stars Michael Fassbender as an eccentric band leader who never ceases to wear a giant papier-mache head.

Mitres ceased to be worn after the Reformation, and the wearing of hats in Parliament ceased, for the most part, when wigs came into fashion.

The commissioner, Charles H. Ramsey, told Mr. Lewis in a letter dated Nov. 23 "to immediately cease and desist wearing, using or otherwise displaying any official Philadelphia Police Department uniform, badges or facsimiles thereof or any official departmental insignia".