Sentence examples for suit collar from inspiring English sources

Cashin added a man's suit collar to a Mexican poncho, and reproduced it in a houndstooth plaid, with matching spats and a lap rug.

From an early age, photographs show him dressed in suit, collar and tie, looking more like a law professor than an artist.

He would also, he claims, "have to kill [him]self" if he popped his suit collar, or rolled up its sleeves, as was fashionable for a time in the 1980s.

"The first and foremost important rule of the show: we're not on television — no talking points, no sound bites," he said, his hair still a bed-head tangle and his suit collar askew.

PARIS — President Nicolas Sarkozy of France was rubbing shoulders with voters Thursday when one of them literally grabbed his, violently yanking his suit collar, and would have been pulled to the ground had it not been for a metal barricade that caught his fall.

This measurement is taken to determine the proper height of the shirt collar and how high above the suit collar it should project.

Suit collars, waistbands and shoulder pads are usually the most problematic areas.

Their well-fed chins bounce up against their fancy suit collars, casting the GOP regulars as comical villains.

"You could tell the ex-cons; they were the ones in suits, collar and tie, all polished up".

Both wore formal suits, collars and ties, and initially looked as relaxed as ironing boards.

They reconstituted their old skit predicting the future, donning space-suit collars to proclaim that someday "YouTube, Twitter and Facebook will merge into one super-time-wasting Web site called 'youtwitface.' " (The Twitter trend turns out to be for comedians what the Cabbage Patch doll was in the 1980s: a huge fad that is inherently laughable).