Sentence examples for tunic the from inspiring English sources

Melded with a white tunic, the look was of André Courrèges come back to fashion life.

(Museums are levelers: whether an old court dress or an old shepherd's tunic, the governing word is "old").

A shroud covers her wavy bronze locks and a Greco-Roman tunic the rest of her Amazon form.

He is dressed in a gray tunic, the Communist Party flag — gold hammer and sickle on a red background — draping his body from the chest down.

She wore a red tunic, the bodice laced up with ribbon like a folk costume, and black trousers tucked into red boots.

Barrel-chested and dressed in a blue tunic, the leader of Ansar Dine, an Islamist group with links to Al Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb, arrived with several truckloads of fighters.

While this is associated with a form of jet propulsion [ 52], the antagonistic system that involves the tunic and the possibility that this pumping system may have originated in the context of filtration [ 53] invites analogies with Vetulicola.

The thickness of the muscle tunic in the central area of the CG could not be measured.

Prior to RNA extraction, the tunic of the C. intestinalis was removed to avoid the inclusion of contaminating organisms and material that may be growing on the surface.

The average thickness of the muscle tunic in the central samples from the TG was 2679.55 μm.

We can not mistake the tunic, since the ribbon of gold reaches from his neck, and flutters in the breeze from his high-peaked cap.