Sentence examples for epaulettes for from inspiring English sources

One evening not long ago, in a dressing room at the great Art Deco pile of the Paramount Theatre in Oakland, California, as his valet Roosevelt Johnson ironed a gold lamé suit with heavily fringed epaulettes for the night's performance, Mr. Brown sat before a mirror contemplating his reflection.

But a green army shirt with frayed gold and red silk epaulettes looks good for £50, and so, too, does an olive wool greatcoat.

He'd be dressed in a red robemade of epaulettes from red-winged blackbird wings.

By Henry Morton Robinson The New Yorker, February 21 , 1942P. 16 Epaulettes of Farragut, View Article By Anthony Lane By Rebecca Mead By Jia Tolentino By Andy Borowitz.

Paterson Joseph is commanding: both when he's a booming despot - his outsize gold-braided epaulettes shaking with contempt for his subjects - and as a cowering figure on the run, his frame shrinking with his assurance.

The classic double-breasted trench coat truly took shape when its shoulder straps (for the attachment of epaulettes or other rank insignia) and D-rings (for holding equipment, such as maps) were added to meet new combat requirements for WWI.

Will the republicans attempt to enforce their illegal warrant against the missing 14? Will Papa Fitzgerald show for work in epaulettes?

Menswear has been heavy on the epaulettes and brass-buttoned pea coats for years now: a more wholesale appropriation of the military look – with caps and jumpers differentiated from found in a surplus store only by their price tag – is just a step on from that.

Chronic rotator cuff tendinitis (tendinopathy) was defined as history of pain in the rotator cuff region (i.e. the deltoid or the epaulette region) lasting for at least 3 months, plus pain during the past month preceding the examination, and pain in one or more active resisted movements (abduction, external rotation, internal rotation) and/or painful arc of shoulder abduction.

Hence, this is not the place to bemoan the absence of braid, epaulettes and other gewgaws, nor to tub-thump for the reintroduction of the white and blue uniform of a hundred years ago.

Later, when we were under way, two Iranian soldiers came down the aisle for a chat, berets under their epaulettes, not much interested in the film - they'd seen it before.