Sentence examples for had worn from from inspiring English sources

Following the maintenance work, Belfast was repainted in a camouflage scheme officially known as Admiralty Disruptive Camouflage Type 25, which she had worn from November 1942 to July 1944.

Believe it or not, that song peaked on the American charts in 1969 at No. 10, Eli Manning's number, and the one Eli Puckett has worn from the time he began playing cornerback in Peewee football.

In pre-World Cup matches, the team had worn jerseys from a variety of brands, including Astore of Spain, Erke of China and Pirma of Mexico.

She became known as "the black Marilyn Monroe"; Ms. Lincoln had worn Monroe's gown from "Gentlemen Prefer Blondes".

He had also reacquired an enthusiasm that had worn off when he retired from racing in 2006.

(The paint on her lap has worn away from all the tourists who have perched there for photos).

Mr. Stanwich was dressed in his usual outfit, clothes Adams would have worn, copied from a John Singleton Copley portrait of Adams.

Mr. Gotti might just as easily have worn suits from Ermenegildo Zegna or Caraceni or the Neapolitan tailor Kiton.

Most of those original terror convicts wore their time in supermax as an old lag might have worn scars from the cat-o'-nine-tails a mark of pride, never to be erased.

You taught us to enjoy life and not be afraid to take risks because those risks later become interesting tales; like how Fockler has worn everything from a toga to a tutu.

"She has worn a piece from each collection since then.