The phrase "don clothes" is not correct or usable in written English.
A more appropriate phrase would be "put on clothes". For example, "She put on her clothes and went outside."
Donning clothes reminiscent of Franklin's era, Zeitler lifted a burgundy cloth to unveil the instrument.
In Washington, Mr. Bradley has even donned clothes to express his more unbuttoned mood, replacing his rumpled blue and gray suits with green or brown V-neck sweaters, open-collar shirts and khaki pants.
At the start, Janet and Gemma would don plain clothes and walk the West End every night.
Now, before you again don warm clothes, is a good time to note how much sun damage you incurred this summer.
He and one of his brothers, Clayton, would don camouflage clothes and face paint and wage mock battles against imaginary guerrillas in their neighborhood.
Over the past year, families of deceased patients have forced doctors to don mourning clothes as a sign of atonement for poor care, and organized protests to bar hospital entrances.
Police have shown new restraint, curfew has been pushed back and the press operates unshackled as Ghannouchi's crew engage in the usual post-revolutionary rush to don new clothes.
Actors, including Woody Harrelson, J n Prochnow and Mariel Hemingway, don period clothes and read -- not exactly dramatically, but urgently -- from the letters and diaries of these remarkable people, and survivors of the massacre recall the atrocities they witnessed as children.
Coaches are encouraged to don the clothes made by Reebok, which is paying $250 million over 10 years to be the N.F.L.'s only supplier of team and sideline apparel.
The result: a panic attack in the financial markets last week that has had Mr Cavallo scurrying to don the clothes of orthodoxy once again.First, Mr Cavallo announced tax rises and spending cuts aimed at plugging a fiscal deficit that had already overshot the targets negotiated with the IMF in December.
