Sentence examples for to robe from inspiring English sources

Clergy of all faiths are invited to robe.

The couple still went inside to robe themselves, he said, but the priest followed and gave his ultimatum: desist or he would cancel the music program.

Celebrations for candidates from these three conferral dates are held once each year in May: Degree candidates are invited to robe and march in the annual Doctoral Convocation in the Graduate School and University Commencement.

Although the general standard is high and the fresh fish is excellent, the tendency is to robe many things in puff pastry, and when in doubt to bring on the crème pâtissière.

Each volume in his series (published by Dover), which begins with "George Washington and His Family" and includes most of the prominent First Families up to "Bill Clinton and His Familty," features sixteen pages of figures and various pieces of apparel, all waiting to be cut out and assembled, according to how one wishes to robe -- or disrobe -- members of Presidential menageries.

She was nominated for two Tony awards for her sets and costumes for M Butterfly on Broadway in 1988, and was Francis Ford Coppola's only choice to robe Bram Stoker's Dracula, his 1992 movie "opera with sex and violence", in which, he told her, "the costumes are gonna be the sets".

Gonzales's ethnicity and the rags-to-robes narrative of his career would have made him hard to oppose, especially for Democrats.

"Mystery and Benevolence" features a wide array of historical relics -- from daguerrotypes and quilts to robes and staffs.

"He announced on the radio that he was going to show the robe to the public," Mr. Shawali recalled.

If so, be careful not to permanently attach a Hogwarts insignia to the robe.

I don't want to bother with a robe to get from the bathroom to the closet.