Sentence examples for girded in from inspiring English sources

The voices of many dramatic sopranos come girded in steel.

Girded in full skirts, the two women deal in quips.

One young sprig was girded in a white loincloth that bore the words "Hotel Taft".

Kircher's research encompassed a variety of disciplines including geography, astronomy, mathematics, language, medicine, and music, bringing to each a rigorous scientific curiosity girded in a mystical conception of natural laws and forces.

"Saxophone Song" rode a frenzied uptempo swing, with a breakdown for distorted violin and wordless vocals; "Suspended in Gaffa," originally a waltz girded in oompah, became a rush of metric shifts and chromatic frictions.

They might be called plastic collar, the people whose necks may or may not be girded in a necktie, but are sure to have a lanyard for an ID card that incorporates a computer chip that will get them into the windowless, label-less control rooms.

Singapore, or the "wired island", as it likes to call itself, has girded itself in high-speed networks and set up a $1 billion fund for "technopreneurs".

When it stops at the end of a racing session, you sense that people have been released, as if the sound had girded them in.

But, no sooner had the archbishop girded himself in his mantle against Mammon than the Church of England was forced to admit that the managers of its £5.5 billion portfolio had invested some £75,000 in a private equity group linked to, yes, Wonga.

Following several Indian strikes against western Kansas and northern Texas, the army again girded for war in 1868, with Maj.

It would hardly seem alien to an aspiring red-carpet queen swinging an outsize Balenciaga tote, or to an ambitious young Manhattan trader girded for battle in a Hugo Boss suit.