The concierge next door and the mother of one of his friends called him "well‐bred" and "very polite," correctly dressed, "kept in hand" by his parents.
In the beginning I saw only the wardroom, with its tiny bar and a sign that urges officers to check they are correctly dressed.
The professor advised readers to "look again at a 'fascist' -- tight-lipped, tense, crew cut, correctly dressed, church-going, an American flag on his car window, a hostile eye for communists, youth, and blacks".
Here, from a biographical study by the English writer Evelyn Underhill is a description of Father Wainright: In 1873, a dapper young clergyman, very correctly dressed, with well-brushed hat and black kid gloves, arrived at the clergy house of St. Peter's, London Docks.
His graceful acknowledgement of the professional limitations that govern his correspondence with the ambassador seems to come from a different era, the years when the modest, correctly dressed, multilingual members of the Dutch educated class threw themselves into an effort to build a peaceful postwar order.
Here, from a biographical study by the English writer Evelyn Underhill is a description of Father Wainright: **{:.break one} ** In 1873, a dapper young clergyman, very correctly dressed, with well-brushed hat and black kid gloves, arrived at the clergy house of St. Peter's, London Docks.
Dress and pack correctly Dress: Your shoes.
They are less direct, do not dress correctly, do not turn in their homework on time and when confronted with the consequences, they try to negotiate.
The political downside is that if President Bush dressed correctly for chain saw operation, he might end up resembling Michael Dukakis dressed correctly for tank operation, a little overhelmeted.
We did look like invited guests, dressed correctly, but not overdone.
We're not all rebel rousers". Leno, dressed correctly for the event in Levis and leather, agreed, but sounded almost wistful that motorcycling had gone so mainstream.
