Sentence examples for winter cloak from inspiring English sources

First-year students will require: Uniform Three Sets of Plain Work Robes (Black) One Plain Pointed Hat (Black) for day wear One Pair of Protective Gloves (dragon hide or similar) One Winter Cloak (Black, silver fastenings) Please note that all student's clothes should carry name-tags at all times.

The members of these communities have in some cases even shared their wardrobe, putting on any clothes that would fit them, as the Essenes did their winter and summer cloaks.

Among Mr. Lardner's other screen projects, either as author or co-author, were "Meet Dr. Christian" (1939); "Courageous Dr. Christian" (1940); "The Cross of Lorraine" (1943); "Tomorrow the World" (1944); "Cloak and Dagger" (1946) and "Forever Amber" (1947).

WHEN Queen Elizabeth assumed the throne 60 years ago, cloaked in heavy brocade and crusted with jewels, she became the dutiful, fresh-faced figurehead of an imperial power in decline.

But these forms of egotism are piddling compared with the grandiosity of religiosity displayed by Osama bin Laden on the tape released by the White House last week, cloaking conceit in asceticism and mass murder in spirituality.

H.R. 1406, cloaked in the positive language of "choice," is really just another attempt by Republicans to get rid of paid overtime.

By Steve Nettleton BANDA ACEH, Indonesia, December 2007 – Cloaked in shrouds and face paint, and wearing helmets adorned with plastic orbs, two dark figures startle an audience of primary school students, causing young girls in the front row to cower in fear.

At the Florentine university he gave four inaugural lectures in verse, known collectively as the Sylvae ("The Trees"): Manto (1482; "The Cloak"), on Virgil's poetry; Rusticus (1483; "The Countryside"), on the bucolic poems of Hesiod and Virgil; Ambra (1485; "Amber"), on Homer; and Nutricia (1486; "The Foster Mother"), on the different genres of Greek and Latin literature.