Sentence examples for these breeches from inspiring English sources

These breeches were known as petticoat breeches or rhinegraves.

These breech-loading guns were a new development, which rendered Almirante Brown a significantly more powerful vessel than even those that had been completed a few years earlier.

If you are referring to the floral beach togs that you donned in the summer, and if the market for these ghastly breeches has really collapsed, then you have done all of our eyes an enormous favour.

Where does one find breeches these days I wonder?

Aidan Turner does wear the breeches well, did I mention?

Full heavy wool trousers and breeches grounded these looks and framed clever contrasting cap-toe oxfords, part of his continuing collaboration with Common Projects.

Strangely enough in these times of feminine knee breeches, heroic gunmen, movie queens and murders, there is an actual demand for the plain truth about operations and other medical matters.

Screenwriter Deborah Moggach's adroit version of Pride and Prejudice cheerfully satisfies the traditional demand for the conventions of bowing and bonnets and breeches and balls - these last held in rooms the size of the House of Commons debating chamber.

"We're really just inviting people to think about these things," Mr. Breech said.

That self-analysis chimes with my theory that Haig works so well in these trouser and breech-droppers because of the contradiction in his performing personality between the very English, almost military surface - moustache and confident baritone - and the sense of near-panic underneath.

But even with these caveats the necessarily breeched protocols and improvised practices of all agencies and institutions justice never seemed more blind than in the case of Henry Glover.