Sentence examples for her garb from inspiring English sources

Her garb in the office Thea Porter jackets with black velvet knickerbockers teamed with naff old flat shoes, were just the right Sloane blend of Oxfam and designer.

Her garb and personality were strange but compelling, and some of her creations were impressive, including her "Dada Portrait of Berenice Abbott" (1921-22).

Even her garb is a study in reticence: high-necked evening dresses and Armani suits the color of a Milanese fog.

Her garb, of a piece with the movie's multi-mirrored surfaces, functions as a reflective camouflage, one that helps her elude an army of black-suited, shade-wearing bad guys.

Miss Benli is fighting the ban on the Muslim headscarf in government offices and schools.Miss Benli, who cannot defend her clients in court because of her garb, argues that, before the headscarf ban in 1998, universities were among the few places where secular and devout Turkish women could mix.

Compared with Mitt Romney, who was buttoned up in a politely striped shirt, Mrs. Romney, in an exuberantly colorful hibiscus-patterned blouse, seemed positively unzipped, her garb an assertion, however oblique, that in matters of style, as in matters of state, she keeps her own counsel.

She regularly tweets pictures of herself looking far from her best to her 440,000 followers, and her preferred garb is a onesie with colourful trainers ("I hate high heels more than anything").

Elsa Lanchester, stripped of her Mary Shelley garb, now makes her return in the laboratory as the brought-to-life, shock-haired Bride, a doozy of a dual-role.

Paige, meanwhile, having lost her touch with clay, lightens her hair and trades in her bohemian garb for preppier attire.

As she reaches self-knowledge, the handsome heir of a wealthy family sees past her humble garb to ask for her work-stained hand in marriage.

At a news conference after the verdict, he showed pictures of Ms. Corrie taken the day of her death, saying "anyone could have seen" her bright garb.