Sentence examples for customary suit from inspiring English sources

When he wears Pie's customary suit and tie, he is often recognised: "People call out to me all the time and some think I am really a journalist.

The mayor, dressed in his customary suit and tie, and his aides and bodyguards moved quickly and efficiently from event to event like seasoned pros after a summer spent canvassing all the boroughs.

Mr. Crichlow said he would not easily forget the time he stood in a law office lobby, wearing his customary suit and tie and waiting to meet an opposing counsel, who is white.

In his customary suit and tie at a desk in his "second" office at Tritel, Chang punches in a few numbers on a calculator, his diamond-encrusted watch glittering.

This Sunday, Mr. Martin wore a more customary dark suit.

Wearing his customary charcoal suit and white shirt, he is youthfully trim but gives little evidence of overt vanity.

As a young man, he campaigned in jeans rather than the customary dark suit and white gloves.

Rather than the customary dark suit worn by lawmakers and other power, Mr. Hall wore an open-collar shirt, jeans and a cowboy hat.

"I think we have a very good structure in place that will diminish the likelihood of another collapse caused by financial irresponsibility," Mr. Frank said during a recent interview on Capitol Hill, looking disheveled in his customary dark suit and red-and-blue striped tie.

The fighting broke out in Juba on Sunday, and President Kiir, abandoning his customary black suit for military fatigues, went on television to declare that it had been sparked by an abortive coup attempt backed by the vice-president, who is a member of the Nuer tribe.

Long after Saturday's game, Brown showed up for his interview session wearing not a customary postgame suit, but a black Kings' hoodie.