Sentence examples for toga in from inspiring English sources

His grandest gesture is a voluminous toga in black broadtail, or even more extravagantly, in chinchilla.

He created a low cost laptop for school children in rural Toga in the shape of a bag, with a screen on one side and a solar panel on the other to charge the device.

He so hated his first appearance, swaddled in a toga in "The Silver Chalice" in 1954, that he took out an advertisement in Variety begging people not to see it.

The director, an energetic 62, spent several weeks in Moscow during the Third International Theater Olympics in June, presenting productions and conducting master classes, like those that have brought him worldwide fame at the Shizuoka center and others, including his own well-known Suzuki Company of Toga, in the mountains about 250 miles northwest of Tokyo.

9. Toga In college, F.O.M.O (Fear Of Missing Out) can be worse than the flu.

The Caribe had a waterfall and a macaw in the lobby, and constant squawks interrupted the Bronx-accented Roman orations of Tony Curtis, teasing me in a toga, in Cinemascope.

No, I don't think that there is a huge bearded guy dressed in a toga sitting in a palace on a mountain in the sky, looking to hurl his thunderbolt or abduct a beautiful human woman.

No matter how often we see Julius Caesar, it is never really the same play: at this point, a really radical interpretation would be one that opted for togas in ancient Rome.

They don togas in freshers' week, assemble their ultimate squad by the end of year one, and make the most of the next few years until a cushy grad scheme picks them up at the end of it.

This time there were no togas in the hotel ballroom, just a group of managers from Deloitte, attending a conference on "Bold Leadership".

Russell Crowe may have looked great in a toga, but in ribbon bow-tie, sunglasses and oily quiff he was shown up by Tom Hanks in Gucci, Joaquin Phoenix in Armani, and most of all by young Jamie Bell in Christian Dior.