Sentence examples for garb a from inspiring English sources

She wears Converse under her traditional garb – a handy visual metaphor for the film itself.

Ms. Garb, a ceramics artist and professional gardener, knew Mr. Slack slightly, but had not seen him in years.

The NATO airstrikes they called in failed to distinguish between the Taliban and the Mohmand Rifles, who wear the same garb, a salwar kameez, as their militant rivals.

The workers were dressed in some kind of company garb — a green polo shirt — and most of them wore a dust mask.

If you're visiting Toronto in the middle of winter, bring well-made, cold-weather garb; a trench coat won't cut it during the colder months.

Clad in her chauffeur's garb, a bathrobe covered by a raincoat, she triumphantly clipped a rose before returning to the house.

Like the flop Broadway revival directed by Gale Edwards in 2000, Mr. McAnuff's production dresses up the timeless story in mostly contemporary garb, an approach that somehow makes it seem even more dated in its throbbing earnestness.

Pangilinan has exchanged his tailored suits for traditional Filipino garb: an embroidered linen shirt (his are stitched with satellites and handsets).

Like the movie, he shows up in everyday garb, an avuncular grandfather who looks like he should be collecting Social Security while enjoying retirement near a golf course in Florida.

The club's crest features a garb and a Staffordshire knot, both of which are elements of the town's arms, as well as a caduceus, a symbol which appears on token coins issued in Leek in the 18th century.

On the front -- or obverse in coin parlance -- is a picture of a well-dressed man in Colonial garb pulling a reluctant calf by a rope.