Sentence examples for common garments from inspiring English sources

This segment would talk about the more common garments available to manage bedwetting such as pull-ups and "Goodnites" as well as other choices available to deal with the problem such as disposable tape tab diapers, pin-on cloth diapers, and plastic pants.

The peplos gown, a common garment in ancient Greece, was worn folded over at the top for a blouson effect that covered the waist.

Wei Ziqi wore a surplus security-guard-uniform vest — it's a common garment for men in the countryside — and the boy was dressed in a filthy green sweatshirt.

Take your cues from common garment pairings.

This achieves the same comfortability and wearability as of common leather garment.

It confirms evidence the BBC has gathered, which shows intimidation, dismissal and assault are common when garment workers attempt to form unions.

Lastly, sleeping in multiple dormitories is common practice for garment workers – particularly migrant workers.

According to a recent report by the Center for Research on Multinational Corporations, a Dutch nonprofit organization, and the India Committee of the Netherlands, forced labor, child labor and poor working conditions are common in Indian garment factories.

And while it's common knowledge that elegant garments frequently require lithe, lanky, clothes hanger frames to properly hang from, isn't that stipulation indicative of the garments' inadequacies, not of any shortcomings associated with the curvier bodies "unfit" to wear them?

The most common names for this garment are burka, chador, chādar, chadri, çarşaf, and tcharchaf.

Born in Brooklyn, and raised in the affluent New York suburb of Scarsdale, he evinces a streetwise style that has more in common with New York's garment district (his father, Sanford Brass, was one of the inventors of Supp-Hose hosiery) than with Silicon Valley's world of software and hardware engineers.