Sentence examples for robes made from inspiring English sources

Bedding is sourced within the UK, with all towels, sheets and robes made out of organic cotton.

THE BATHROOM Rich green marble, yummy Etro toiletries and big terry-cloth robes made the miniature bathroom feel luxurious.

The Oasans always wear gloves, and hooded pastel-coloured robes made of a fabric "disconcertingly like bathtowel".

And in a school classroom, we admire colourful robes made by women in the Thandanani sewing group for sale to visitors and lodges.

They depict Jesus, saints and angels against backdrops of streaky skies, wearing jeweled headdresses and robes made of milky glass layers.

Persons of high status wore robes made of or edged with strips of sea otter fur and yarn made of the wool of mountain goats.

It was the early 1970s in Los Angeles, a time when any number of people could be found wandering around in white robes making obscure prophecies.

At Tashkent's tiny airport, hundreds of ghostly figures move about the predawn gloom: pilgrims in white robes making the hajj to Mecca.

There are many such wonders, not the least a 12-foot pope whose wheels, hidden under a waterfall of velvet robes, make a fine joke of the late-20th-century coinage "popemobile".

Ku Klux Klan 'without robes' makes headlines, but influence fading, anti-hate group says.

Besides white robes, make sure your child has an appropriate dress-up outfit.