Sentence examples for collar tie from inspiring English sources

Gently spoken and rarely seen in the building without collar, tie and jacket, he avoided the limelight whenever possible.

Mr Stobart famously bucked what he called the "shifty image" of lorry drivers by introducing a uniform of collar, tie and a green jacket.

Girl about town Erica Roberts considers Polly Perkins's charms Sporting collar, tie and pinstriped suits designed by John Stephen, Sixties and Seventies lesbian singer-cum-thespian Polly Perkins cut a dashingly gender-bending figure, and was frequently photographed smoking fat cigars.

At Lord's cricket ground in London, a collar, tie and jacket is demanded at the pavilion door only men may enter while at Glyndebourne you should present yourself complete with woolen rug and full hamper for the intermission picnic.

That might mean a chaste black coat tied just above the waist with a ribbon; a knit polo shirt or cardigan with a broadtail front over a trim pair of wide striped trousers in black and brown tweed; or a salt-and-pepper tweed coat, with a loose fur collar tied at the neck and worn over an abstract-print organdy dress.

This wrap puffer jacket has a dramatic collar, ties with a delicate bow, and is available in black or blush.

Add a small Chinese style jacket with collar, tied together with frogs (tie-ups).

And also on its collars, ties, hats, cuff links, dressing gowns, slim tuxedos and curvy sheaths.

"Big collars, ties, long hair -- they're good style," Mr. Guerra said, adding, perhaps prematurely: "Grunge is over.

They were men "who appeared in public with white shirts, starched collars, ties and jackets" and their dignified wives.

Even in an age of culinary obsession, when chefs are revered as artists and stars, the cooking trade maintains its blue-collar ties.