Sentence examples for necktie of from inspiring English sources

He led the way, attired in a dusky-maroon three-piece suit, a purple shirt, and a necktie of golden silk with a pattern of blue slashes.

I had spent a previous February freezing to bits in Philadelphia, when the only respite on the weather forecast was that plunging necktie of America down on the right-hand side, so Miami it was.

"I am certain that we will have the most honest election in Russia, like nothing that has been seen before," said Mr. Popov, a man with the smooth self-assurance and the bad necktie of a Soviet apparatchik.

But of course he is, right there on page two, driving the Pranksters' pick-up truck ("a thin, blond guy", according to Wolfe, with "a blazing disk on his forehead" and "a whole necktie of Indian beads … but no shirt").

He joked that he wasn't wearing his usual necktie of corrugated plastic (a reference to his ventilator), and it seemed to us that he, his wife and their family members were far more at ease with his condition than many of the people who greeted him.

He accused former Attorney General Janet Reno of being a traitor and threatened to break out of prison and "make a necktie" out of federal officials who helped convict him.

So he asked the ever-resourceful Grace to keep his necktie out of his face and to keep too much sock from showing.

The movie's ideas are none too fresh -- the crazy sideburns and ugly neckties of the 1970's will yield only so much hilarity -- but there is a reasonably high quotient of funny jokes and off-thewall, nutty gags, including a street fight among rival news teams as amusing for its movie-star cameos as for its brutal slapstick (A. O. Scott) * BEFORE SUNSET," starring Ethan Hawke and Julie Delpy.

While you can find decent, if mass-produced, product for as little as $35, for handmade neckties of exclusive fabrics and designs you should plan on spending $100 and up.

He made neckties out of puffy nylon and once stamped black circles onto a model's nipples.

He was processed at Ellis Island and then settled in New York City, where he made neckties out of dress remnants.