Truman didn't wear uniform, so was in a suit, and Churchill was in his sort-of uniform, a lightweight thing soldiers might wear in the desert.
He is on his mobile, talking concentratedly, dressed in black - a sort of uniform.
"As well as local residents there were an awful lot of people in one sort of uniform or another.
Most have some sort of uniform, but others are irregular units in civilian clothes.How many of these men will actually fight remains, of course, the great unknown.
"I'm not the person who will go out and negotiate anything, at any time, for anyone who happens to wear some sort of uniform".
Ideally, I would come up with some sort of uniform, something I'm happy in, that's not dull, but also that I could wear all the time.
Mr. Breivik, who had asked for an open hearing to explain his actions and his views about Muslims and to wear some sort of uniform, was denied on both counts.
Creating crop populations composed of clones or near clones was an essential step in achieving higher yields and the sort of uniform growth that makes large-scale, mechanized cultivation and harvesting possible.
Douglas then had a flash — "It was a sense, almost a knowing" — and said, "I wouldn't be surprised if, in the job he's in today, that he's wearing some sort of uniform...
By M. Lynn and Russell Maloney The New Yorker, January 6 , 1940P. 11 One of the department stores decided to put its lady detectives into a sort of uniform, so that they could be recognized by other members of the staff but not by the shoplifters.
