Sentence examples for some uniforms from inspiring English sources

"They were playing with some uniforms that I was taken aback by," Lee said.

In 1969, Mr. Seid and a few other leaders bought some uniforms and created an auxiliary police operation.

"If they wanted to buy some uniforms or go on a trip, that was enough," he added.

The N. Y. Historical Society finding itself with some uniforms which had been worn at the Court of Frederick the Great, decided to get hold of some dummies and put the costumes on display.

She opens her closet, stands on a chair, and pulls down a box with some uniforms inside: one of the green plaid one-pieces she wore when she was little, a sailor-suit two-piece from later on.

By Gustave Lobrano and E. B. White The New Yorker, May 4 , 1935P. 11 The N. Y. Historical Society finding itself with some uniforms which had been worn at the Court of Frederick the Great, decided to get hold of some dummies and put the costumes on display.

But some uniform procedures, and problems, are emerging.

These latter agreements included some uniform provisions on conflicts of law.

"The global art market might create some uniform conditions of recognition and visibility," he said.

After all, the league's creation rests on the fantastic notion that all democracies think alike or project their interests abroad in some uniform fashion.

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