Sentence examples for war uniforms from inspiring English sources

A photo of Greta Garbo was labeled "lonely" while one of boys dressed in Civil War uniforms inspired "innocence".

Alongside First and Second World War uniforms on the rail nestle Irish Garda jackets, navy, woollen, French army jackets with gold epaulettes, and green camouflage jumpsuits.

In 1979, the Queen Mother opened the Sue Ryder Foundation Museum in Cavendish, with exhibitions that included Lady Ryder's war uniforms and a reconstruction of her mother's room.

(You are taken aback by the Second World War uniforms, and by St. Clair's report that Florence has "sold out faster than Sinatra," because her demeanor, like her décor, belongs to an earlier age).

Mr. Armstrong has hundreds of them -- soldiers raffish in their Civil War uniforms, young men in top hats, girls in maid's uniforms -- in loose piles throughout his turn-of-the-century row house in the Bedford-Stuyvesant neighborhood of Brooklyn.

Soldiers in modern or second world war uniforms - infantrymen with metal helmets and red flags topped by Soviet insignia, sappers with dogs, tank soldiers with black padded helmets - marched in tight formation.

Dressed for War: Uniform, Civilian Clothing & Trappings, 1914 to 1918 by Nina Edwards is available now from Palgrave Macmillan.

On weekends, he dresses up in his Revolutionary War uniform and marches in parades around the state.

Then, on the eve of the war, Woodward accepts that it was unthinkable for Powell, despite his reservations, to walk away and not put his "war uniform on".

A similar axiom, applied to Hollywood, would stipulate that every movie star must eventually dress up in a German war uniform.

When Harry first returns to the haunted family home, he's dressed in a First World War uniform; he takes a dagger from his belt and sticks it mysteriously into the floorboards.