Sentence examples for robes used from inspiring English sources

Fragrant smoke swirled upward, and young men in robes used metal tongs to drop fresh coals on the tobacco.

Investigators from the Environmental Investigation Agency, the Wildlife Protection Society of India and other conservation organizations documented an expanding market for tiger skins for use in traditional robes used in the pan-Tibetan region of China, accounting for some of the resurgence in tiger poaching [11].

The steep path carried a surprising flow of traffic: women climbing up with oversize bundles lashed to their backs and old men in white robes using walking sticks to negotiate the rocky terrain.

The Museum of London has an exhibition called "A Royal Arrival," displaying the embroidered infant skull cap once worn by Charles I and a nursing robe used by Queen Victoria.

Robe of State of crimson velvet or Parliament Robe – the first robe used at a coronation, worn on entry to the Abbey and later at State Openings of Parliament.

Coronets are worn with the Coronation robe; the robes and coronets used at Elizabeth II's coronation in 1953 cost about £1,250 (roughly £ in present-day terms).

The group, led by Valentina de Andrada, were known to dress in black robes and use kids as an integral part of their clandestine black magic rituals.

"But his robe also uses dragon motifs, a traditional symbol of imperial power for the Han Chinese.

The critical micellar concentration (CMC) of the graft copolymers is in the range of 10 100 mg/L determined by the fluorescence robe technique using pyrene.

You don't have to have the money for it, but take that tie on your robe and use it as a belt!

Use mystic robes and use magic on all melee brothers.