Sentence examples for garb black from inspiring English sources
Here the garb -- black coats and hats for the men, wigs and demure dresses for the women -- is that of the 18th century, Yiddish is the lingua franca and there is no deviation from the teachings of Torah and Talmud.
Five girls, photographed in front of a stone wall and scraggy hillside, have tricked themselves out in full Gothic-Victorian funeral garb: black lace mantillas, black fans, and teary marcelled locks.
And when Richard M. Nixon took office, he commissioned new uniforms for the White House guards that looked like a Hollywood interpretation of Napoleonic garb: black and white outfits made of vinyl and polyester that were embellished with gold.
lady beatniks also available, usual garb: all black.
He was dressed in military garb, including black leather boots and green fatigues that looked freshly ironed.
By then, several hundred of the Atlacatl soldiers had stormed off the helicopters, most of them in olive green, and a few in camouflage garb above black jungle boots.
A green turban usually denotes a sharīf, or descendant of the Prophet Muḥammad; and among the Shīʿites (the party of ʿAlī) the entire "clerical garb" is black, as a symbol of mourning for the death of Ḥusayn at Karbalāʾ.
There were police officers outside the arena, conspicuously many, camouflaged against the night in wartime garb: all black; bulky vests and padded gloves; round, dully reflective helmets; guns long and muscular as a torso.
Members of Radiates, another group, resurrected the fuchsia hair, drainpipes and black-on-black garb of early Kings Road, then tweaked the silhouette with striped hose and skinny suspenders -- an arch-streamlined update on punk.
Relaxing in his suite at a Beverly Hills hotel, the actor was dressed in his customary concert garb--black T-shirt, slacks and gray tennis shoes.
For the next 10 years, dressed in peasant garb--black pants, brown shirt, conical hat--Tran sold ice on the streets from an old Sears refrigerator her former boss had left behind.
