Sentence examples for robe from from inspiring English sources

I still have a divine robe from there.

For this piece he suspended a traditional Korean robe from a stick of bamboo.

My oldest item is probably a Spitalfields silk open robe from about 1770.

He is wearing a long, powder-blue robe ("from Afghanistan", apparently) and white gloves with two fingers removed.

I look out at the statue and imagine she is Sarah, dressed in stylish green robe from the Gimbels.

At the end he donned a frayed robe from his days with American Ballet Theater as he hugged and kissed friends onstage.

Mr. Hackman musters his requisite command as the honorable, stoic fill-in coach in a ward-robe from the Tom Landry Collection, mouting dialogue from "Hoosiers" and old United Airlines commercials.

The man "was robed from head to toe in filth".

He pointed out floor-length robes from Cecil Beaton's production of Turandot.

As for gown wearing: "There are no plans to remove robes from UCL graduation ceremonies".

In the swirling crowd, I spoke to two Egyptian lawyers, in their robes, from the northern town of Tanta.