Sentence examples for necktie from inspiring English sources
"necktie" is a correct and usable word in written English
You can use it when referring to a piece of clothing worn around the neck, typically made of a long strip of cloth tied in a knot at the front. Example sentence: When the wedding ceremony began, I noticed that all the groomsmen wearing black suits and striped neckties.
"I've never found a man who needs a necktie," said Mr Marcus.
But when it comes to corporate fashion they seem more relaxed: 46% of executives reckon the necktie will be worn less often next year.In this section Output, prices and jobs Trade, exchange rates, budget balances and interest rates The Economist commodity-price index Global business barometer Markets Reprints.
The top two place-getters will be returning to the colourful and vibrant hustings.Abdullah Abdullah, the polished, cravat-wearing former foreign minister (pictured to the right, with an ordinary necktie), who finished second in the deeply flawed presidential election of 2009, has emerged as the clear front-runner.
Sporting an "I love Jesus Christ" necktie at negotiations last weekend, he indicated a willingness to accept some Indo-Fijian representation in an interim administration.
Krawatte (necktie) is feminine; Rock (skirt) is masculine.
Here are Peter Pan collars knitted into the front of a sweater, and a knotted necktie.
He wore a necktie when he was in his dressing gown.
He was jut-jawed and eagle-nosed and usually wore a fedora, a dark suit, a white shirt, and a necktie.
The simplification and standardization of men's dress in the late 19th and early 20th centuries transformed the cravat into the necktie.
Men have also worn their share of impractical apparel; notable examples include the necktie and the high, powdered wig.
His reputation was so fearsome that the hangman's noose became known as "Stolypin's necktie" due to the hundreds of opponents that were executed during his rule.
