They then put on dark robes, like ones a monk would wear, and climbed the stairs to the roof, where they sat while the heat slowly drained from their bodies.
For the most part, they are opportunists who saw the direction the wind was blowing when the Taliban took power and adjusted accordingly; they grew out their beards and put on black robes and became Talibs.
Before the Mass, the priests will gather at the Palace Hotel, across the street from the cathedral buildings, to put on their robes for the procession of concelebrants, or clergy.
Marshall took his oath of office in a "meanly furnished, very inconvenient" room in the Capitol Building, where the Justices, who did not have clerks, had no room to put on their robes (this they did in the courtroom, in front of gawking spectators), or to deliberate (this they did in the hall, as quietly as they could).
Before that, women had staged similar protests in capital cities across the U.S. They'd put on their robes and bonnets to stand up against legislature proposed in states like Texas, California, Ohio and Missouri.
You will put on a robe over your black mesh coverings and come out of the restroom.
Except watching television: I get up, put on a robe, sit in the kitchen, and watch through the pass-through into the living room.
The chief justice goes into the corner and says, "This is a ceremonial occasion, I'm going to put on my robe".
She put on a robe, opened the door and asked them politely if they would move because their voices were carrying into her bedroom.
