"don by" is not a valid phrase in English
"Don" can be used as a verb meaning to put on clothing or as a noun meaning a Spanish gentleman, but "don by" does not have a defined meaning. It is possible that it was intended to mean "donned by," indicating who is wearing the clothing, but in this case it should be written as "donned by." Example: "The elegant gown was donned by the queen for the evening ball."
When Mike tried to get back at Don by saying, "I feel bad for you," Don replied, "I don't think about you at all" and strode manfully through the office, the only domain of which he's currently the master.
The famed Don Cossacks established themselves in independent military settlements along the middle and lower Don by the 16th century but subsequently came under tsarist control.
He is halfway through reading "The Last Don" by Mario Puzo but says he prefers the thrillers of James Pattinson.
"All the socialist realist writers from the Soviet Union were in our house: And Quiet Flows the Don by Sholokov and so on.
Her transition to vixen was complete as she flounced down the stairs in hot-pink tights, tiara and velvet gown, flustering the hapless Don by her sudden metamorphosis from timid to tyrannical.
Just as Roger thoughtlessly killed Kenny last week at McCann's behest, here he helped Marie Calvert stick an axe into Don by giving her the money to pay off the removal men.
By Rivka Galchen By Ben Taub By Malcolm Gladwell By Jelani Cobb By Jia Tolentino By Don DeLillo By Don DeLillo By Don DeLillo By Rivka Galchen.
By Rachel Aviv By David Owen By Robert Sullivan By Elizabeth Kolbert By Don DeLillo By David Denby By Ian Frazier By Ian Parker By Warren St. John.
Totem and spiritualistic masks are donned by the elders at these ceremonies.
Tennis flannels were donned by Nijinsky and the two female dancers.
Officials even briefly attempted to stop the sale of medical face-masks for fear they might be donned by demonstrators.
