gowns造句

The whole passage was hung with portraits of knights in armor, and ladies in silken gowns; and the armor rattled, and the silken gowns rustled!

The movie was heavy on verdant hillsides, ballroom gowns, and surging orchestral music.

He bought 6 gowns for RMB1800, one of which was dark blue with an embroidered dragon on the back.

Adele smoked like a chimney, and would drift around in loose white gowns with a gold cigarette-holder.

A few are dressed in long scholars' gowns. Usually we have three or four visitors a night.

The owner wants someone hardworking, reliable and honest to wash hair, launder towels and gowns, mix hair dyes and make cups of coffee for her well-coiffed clientele.

Ms Westwood was approached to design the gowns in 2007 after the College successfully petitioned the Privy Council for degree-awarding powers in its own right.

Another gown — which she calls her 'apron' gown — is made of checkered cotton dobby, a textured fabric rarely seen in evening gowns until recently.

The wedding gowns could usually be of any color, but they usually were of a dark color like Burgundy wine, deep purple or hunter green.

Around the first four pillars are stalls all glittering with glassware and trinkets, and around the last three are oaken benches, worn smooth and shining by the breeches of the litigants and the gowns of the attorneys.

Do we really think fans of Miley Cyrus and Amanda Seyfried are going to sit through the whole boring telecast to catch a glimpse of their idols in fancy gowns?

Tailored outfits are more popular than meringue-shaped gowns as economical women want to be able to wear the dress again for nights out, according to the research by industry experts.