Sentence examples for tunic from from inspiring English sources

Desert storm Sand suede at Zegna, djellabas at Versace and the elongated kurta-like tunic from Jil Sander.

But it needn't be all sackcloth and ashes (although don't forget to run yourself up a little tunic from hemp).

"My name is Prince," says the man with the afro in the black leathery tunic, from behind his signature glyph mic stand.

But in an exhibit of uniforms, a tunic from the 1956 film "Forbidden Planet" shares the same case as a NASA space suit from the Gemini program.

It succeeds, if I'm any indication, for I have visited Princeton plenty but never noticed, until now, a huge plumed tunic from Cameroon in the African gallery.

Buy now 7. V-neck tunic: £21, marksandspencer.com This midi-length tunic from M&S comes in a seasonal rust hue that instantly adds warmth to any outfit and complexion.

Or to weave through racks of psychedelic-print tunics from the label Custo Barcelona.

The store also carries a striking assortment of 100-year-old Ottoman caftans and tunics, from 300 to 530 lira.

THE CROWD The fashion flood has receded, but regulars from Lit, Kenmare and the former Beatrice Inn crawl in the tide pools: aspiring rockers with shaggy hair and black T-shirts, ambitiously dressed women in their 20s who work in fashion, slender kids wearing tunics from Oak. GETTING IN Don Hill's grew egalitarian in its lean years — pay the cover, stroll in — but the elitism is back.

Total DNA was extracted from the muscle of a single individual (for Styela clava and Halocynthia papillosa), from zooids previously separated from the tunic (for Aplidium coeruleum and B. schlosseri EA), or from a small piece of colony with the tunic (for all other colonial samples).

Here and there, something cute catches your eye: an embroidered dress covered with tiny gold safety pins by Cynthia Rowley, a soft gray rabbit jacket with rep stripes from Tory Burch, even a loose little plaid tunic dress from Tommy Hilfiger.