Примеры waistcoat

• If at all used by men, ducats (usually very few) would be on a hatband or, even more rarely, on a waistcoat chain.

• It is rarely worn without a waistcoat or jacket over it.

• Thus, through their meticulous attention to the sounding of every syllable in a word, they said neighbourhood instead of 'neighbrud', landscape instead of 'lenskip', and waistcoat instead of 'weskit'.

• The waistcoat and trousers were exhibited, but were without bloodstains.

• There was the brush for brushing down a horse; it did not attract tax; but the brush for brushing a waistcoat did.

• Our trouble has been, how are we going to confine the great and noble art of architecture in a strait waistcoat.

• It is not considered necessary to provide life-saving waistcoats in addition.

• Cardigans have long sleeves and need more materials; slip-overs have no sleeves and need less material; and waistcoats are made of a different material.

• I do not carry it around with me in my waistcoat pocket.

• Supposing there were a compulsory waistcoat and it were one's purpose to introduce in certain places voluntary overcoats on a wide basis.

• Would one then retain the compulsory waistcoat provision?

• It insists upon us discussing the principle in a strait waistcoat.

• As his victim was dying in the roadway he leaned over him and put his hand into the dying man's waistcoat pocket.

• They paid him his week's wages and gave him his 10 weeks' stamps to put in his waistcoat pocket.

• Dinner would consist of a few tablets which would be carried in the waistcoat pocket.