Sentence examples for men in linen from inspiring English sources

He clutched a schooner of beer as he spoke to women in fascinators and men in linen jackets, who lined up to take selfies.

True, it also eagerly promotes the thoroughbred racing at Saratoga Race Course in late summer, when men in linen suits and women in floppy hats bet on races and buy blurred-brown streaks on canvas that, when seen through squinted eyes, might look like horses in full gallop.

The congregation consisted of farmworkers in their Sunday best and owners of nearby quintas, the men in tan linen suits or navy blue blazers, the women wearing twin sets, gold bracelets and necklaces.

The M.C. then spoke glowingly of the three donors of the prizes, and introduced the president of the company that makes Everglaze, the president of Catalina, and a delegation of three stout men in white linen suits from Nash.

"It's artificial". I was born in Laguna Beach, and last time I was there, my fish tacos were being supplanted by miso-marinated sea bass, my beloved Lagunatics were being replaced by rich men in pressed linen shirts, with one too many buttons undone.

"The Man Dressed in Linen" tells the story of a cantor who was so pious that he refused the customary payment for chanting the prayer service on Jewish holidays, despite being destitute.

So the drivers are already at much less risk than the men who drove in linen helmets and string-backed gloves.

He still dresses like a European dandy, a ladies' man in sharp linen pants and monogrammed shirts undone enough to offer a peek at his chest.

According to the most widely accepted version of events, the man in the linen suit — a doctor named Carl Weiss — shot Long in order to defend his wife's honor.

A slight man in a linen button-down and a Bluetooth earpiece, Collins is passing out flyers with a baby photo of his son Isaiah and a plug for his site, www.SaveIsaiah.com.

Oestreicher added that John's commitment to care for Jesus' mother, Mary, after the crucifixion was further evidence of his homosexual relationship with Jesus.Theologian Morton Smith cited a controversial second century "full" version of the Gospel of Mark ("The Secret Gospel of Mark") which refers to Jesus spending the night with a man "clothed only in linen cloth upon his naked body".