collared造句

White collared conservative flashing down the street.

He wore a collared shirt and dark slacks.

She collared my black wool coat with otter pelts.

Boys should wear collared shirts and dress pants.

Chinese professors were accustomed to hierarchy; Mr. Salvendy insisted on open-collared informality.

In a bar the policeman said to his colleagues, "I collared this creep."

I collared a kid... and asked him if he wanted to earn a shilling. "You betcha mister." he said.

It was the shape of a businessman with dressy shoes, slacks, and the rolled sleeves of a collared shirt.

There were difference in active rhythm and time budget between individuals in different ages among the four radio-collared takins.

Qi Pao is high collared. Usually it is made of silk, and the pattern on it also varies from birds, to flowers, to butterflies.

A band collar shirt or a collared shirt worn with an open neck also works nicely. Shoes and belts should be understated, not flashy.

In the twinkling of an eye, before Javert had time to turn round, he was collared, thrown down, pinioned and searched.

He towered over them in a velvet-collared coat, his big-brimmed soft gray hat pulled low on his head and flapping in the icy wind.

Richard Nixon, then the vice-president, was among Stone's first targets as "a young man who symbolises a slick kind of Arrow-collared fascism" and remained in his sights until the Watergate scandal.