Sentence examples for full gathered from inspiring English sources

The pantaloon is full, gathered into a waistband, and tightly fitted through the legs.

I remember saving all my Saturday job money, and will never forget a beautiful full, gathered flower print dress that I found in the £5 box in the sale.

Some of these dresses, which do for almost anything from six o'clock onwards, have big, full sleeves gathered into a tight wristband, a tight bodice, and a full, gathered skirt.

According to Lourdes M. Font, associate professor at the Fashion Institute of Technology in New York, bicycling outfits — consisting of "a pair of full, gathered bloomers or 'knickerbockers,' a shirtwaist blouse, a jacket if required by cold weather, hat, gloves, knee-high socks, and sturdy shoes or boots" for women — had become an established category of sportswear by the 1890s.

The tan shirt has a mandarin collar, and full gathered sleeves.

You will want to begin at the edge of the fold if you want to do a full gather.

They are all full and gathered into the armhole.

The women's long, full skirts, gathered like bustles at the back, are brightly iridescent.

Mr. Valli focused on ankle-length coats and skirts, a well-defined waist and full sleeves gathered at the wrists.

Spring's perfect little black dress by Prada is elegant yet girlish, with a belted waist and a full, gently gathered skirt ($645 at Bergdorf Goodman in New York and Bergdorfgoodman.com).

"Portrait of Twins," from the early 18th century, by an unknown artist, shows a pair of twin boys in identical coats with full skirts gathered in pleats at the side.