Sentence examples for white attire from inspiring English sources

This afternoon on a nearby block, 13 members of the church lolled around a backyard pool, dressed in their customary white attire.

Yesterday at the compound, Mr. Chinmoy's followers — dressed in their traditional white attire — lined up at an altar where he lay in an open coffin.

The All England Club had asked him to change them, saying the orange-soled ones he wore during the first round violated the club's dress code calling for predominantly white attire.

Among the chaos, women with beet-red faces, dressed in starchy white attire, roll dough with disconcerting vigour, slapping it on to sizzling pans with goat's cheese and parsley to produce mouth-watering traditional Gözleme.

She is presented as a court page in white attire (which is totally unrelated to the rusticity of the picture itself) and ends her dance with bravura turns usually done by male ballet dancers.

With her 30th birthday near, Venus had struggles of her own at Wimbledon this year, and one of the differences Saturday just might have been the extra bit of predominantly white attire that Venus was sporting on her left knee.

The black-and-white attire worn by some figures identify them as Dominican priests and nuns, suggesting Bartolo made the "Magi" not for Siena's main cathedral, as has long been assumed, but for one of the city's Dominican churches.

Invitations, engraved into shiny metal paperweights shaped liked beach pebbles, instructed guests to join them by the ocean in front of their Bridgehampton place, at sunset, in all-white attire.

He even skipped Wimbledon because of its traditional all-white attire rules.

Grandly attired in white dress and gloves, Holiday stumbles in like a dilapidated queen who has lost her kingdom.

Grandly attired in white dress and gloves, Holiday stumbles in like a dilapidated queen who has lost her kingdom.