Sentence examples for in a tunic from inspiring English sources
He turns that minstrel into a Catskills tummler in a tunic.
I took a closer look at Cora's logo, a man in a tunic and sash, holding a scroll, encircled by the 12 signs of the Zodiac.
They will dress him in a tunic, put him on a float and parade him through the streets before cheering throngs.
She and Mr. Rosenblum, who answered the door in a tunic, have lived in Sea Gate for 12 years after a long stint in Boerum Hill, Brooklyn.
She is in a tunic by Catherine Barinas with green plantlike trim that is echoed in the costume worn by Roman Rykine.
But Ms. Venora, who began the play in tears, ultimately played Hamlet as a brash teenager, strutting about in a tunic and tight black trousers, choking Ophelia and punching Gertrude.
The pericyte has been referred to as: a) A contractile cell that surrounds the capillary in a tunic-like fashion [ 10]. b) A branching contractile cell on the abluminal wall of a capillary.
In theory, a tunic with UPF of 50 would allow only one-fiftieth of the sun's UV radiation to get to your skin.
Svelte and youthful in pants and a tunic top, she walked slowly into the office in the home she's renting off Coldwater Canyon.
This is a sheath similar to a tunic in composition, in which appendicularians live and which serves as a concentration apparatus [ 43, 47].
2. Poet., a tunic, in gen., either wide or narrow striped: mutare in horas, Hor. S. 2, 7, 10: sumere depositum, id. ib. 1, 6, 25.
