Sentence examples for robe makers from inspiring English sources
He may have his critics, but it appears that in the Oxford branch of Ede & Ravenscroft, robe makers to the Queen, David Cameron has a friend.
The association has 16 organizations and 3,000 members in five countries, from carpet weavers in Turkmenistan to ikat silk robe makers in Uzbekistan.
3 Posh boys just adore fancy dress, and at Oxford's hell-raising Bullingdon Club grown men fight for the right to wear the ludicrous dickie-bowed uniform (navy tailcoat with a matching velvet collar, mustard waistcoat), available from the Oxford branch of Ede & Ravenscroft, robe makers to the Queen, at £3,000 a pop.
D. F. Manley: A task ultimately beyond clumsy DIY robe maker?
It was spotted in the Oxford branch of Ede & Ravenscroft, robe-makers to the Queen and the tailoring company that makes Bullingdon Club outfits – at a reputed cost of £3,000 per gentleman.
Where to eat The Town House Durham (0191 384 1037) offers seafood and grilled fare in rather grand and tassled surroundings, while The Cellar Door (0191 3831856) is prettily decorated, reasonably-priced and overlooks the river Wear in a building that was a theatre box office, university robe-makers and the town jail.
Rooms have down duvets, gold carpeting, prints by prominent New Orleans artists, two-line telephone with data ports, coffee makers, robes and high-speed Internet access.
The makers are quick to point out it's not a poncho or a robe, but something entirely ingenious and new.
He likes to treat himself to a Seattle candy maker's version, robed in dark chocolate and sprinkled with smoked sea salt.
In return for his duties the maker of miniatures was given a private apartment in the palace, not far from the court carpenter, as well as an ermine robe that entitled him to take part in official ceremonies.
