Sentence examples for long garment from inspiring English sources

His long garment center career led to his store Estelle's Dresses in Farmingdale, LI.

Cassock, long garment worn by Roman Catholic and other clergy both as ordinary dress and under liturgical garments.

He hustled into the car, onto the Interstate heading south and was soon stepping inside Jerry Colangelo's hotel suite, carrying a long garment bag.

A job applicant turned up for an interview in a jilbab and was offered work, but told that she should come back in a slightly shorter garment because the one she was wearing was a trip hazard; the manager described it as "a long garment reaching way past her shoes" at least when the job-seeker was sitting down.

Writer Lê Quý Đôn described the newfangled outfit as an áo dài (long garment).

Especially if you're wearing a long garment, like a dress, belts or jackets can be used as accents to stop patterned clothes from looking garish.

That anomaly occurs, Dr. Krug said, because most burns happen in the kitchen and because girls in Asia are more likely to wear long garments of flammable material.

In contrast, Mary Carlson's "Giant Squid" (2001), a 17-foot-long garment made of hand-crocheted, yellowish yarn for an underwater creature that most people will never encounter in its natural environment (or their own), provides one of the show's peculiarly poetic moments.

Measure how long your longest garments hang.

Women's garments consisted of wide-topped trousers snugly fitted around the calves of the legs, a long shirtlike garment, and a short, fitted outer jacket.

In the mid-20th century the original long white garment without excessive decoration was again being worn.