Sentence examples for typical garb from inspiring English sources
His typical garb in the office was pajama bottoms and a T-shirt.
Back at the rodeo, Earp and partner Jonathan Suder, 25, dressed in typical western garb, insist they are not asking for "anything special".
The 59-year-old star arrived at the palace sporting an emerald green pantsuit fashioned with a badge from the Fawcett Society, which raises awareness for equal pay, and white sneakers ― a welcome departure from the typical royal garb. .
The first patient to enter his reception room was a young woman in red flowing garb typical of the rural inhabitants of eastern Kurdistan.
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On the other hand, religious garb is typical of many religions.
The pied piper is not the typical roving troubadour dressed in colorful garb but an ominous stranger with no eyes, ears or nose.
A typical opening line he uses as he stumbles on stage in his Orthodox garb goes along the lines of: "Is it warm in here or is it just that I'm the only one dressed for Poland in the 17th century?" His current off-Broadway show, Circumcise Me, is all about his journey towards Judaism and what he discovered when he got there.
There are many ways in which the western media likes to make fun of North Korea: the typical North Korean strongman is portrayed as plump, round-faced, with a bad haircut and strange garb.
They wore camouflage garb.
