Example sentences of "[was/were] dressed in [art] [adj] " in BNC.

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1 All had several days ' growth of beard and were dressed in a motley collection of civilian clothing .
2 You were dressed in a clean one , you had a clean pinny on .
3 He was dressed in a Victorian morning suit , high starched collar , watered-silk cravat .
4 He was dressed in a blue blazer and white trousers as though for some pre-war cruise .
5 He was dressed in a blue shirt and jeans , which should have made him look more relaxed , and did n't .
6 She was of medium height and slim build ; she was dressed in a dark frock , though it would hardly constitute deep mourning .
7 The tall black man who had emerged from the Lincoln was dressed in a dark blue three-piece suit that looked incongruously heavy for such a hot day .
8 He had white hair and a white moustache and was dressed in a dark suit and stiff white collar .
9 He was dressed in a dark suit with a gleaming white shirt and he looked every bit as magnificent in his role of business tycoon as he did in more casual clothes .
10 He was dressed in a dark suit , expensively tailored , and a plain white shirt and bright silk tie that set off the crisp , glossy blackness of his hair .
11 She was dressed in a dark blue gown , the white veil hiding her beautiful chestnut hair .
12 One was dressed in a dark blue jerkin and hose .
13 Harvey was dressed in a khaki uniform with colonel 's insignia on the collar .
14 He was dressed in a black leather windcheater , black cords , and carried an airline bag .
15 He was dressed in a black jacket and black shirt , immaculately pressed , as were his trousers .
16 On my first day at the Istituto Tecnico Macedonio Melloni , which was about twenty minutes ' walk from where the tram stopped , all the new pupils were being greeted at the top of a large staircase by the headmaster , a rather forbidding figure who had a white beard and gold-rimmed spectacles , and was dressed in a black suit .
17 She was dressed in a black cloak lined with white fur , had chestnut hair , was of your height and colouring . ’
18 He was dressed in a long flannel shirt edged with lace , with flounces all down the middle , and five or six more on either side of the chest , all sewn with wool , in accordance with an Act of Parliament which forbids the use of linen or cotton for this purpose .
19 But in this warm and pleasant climate she was dressed in a long black dress which looked as though it had been made at the time of Heathcliff .
20 She was dressed in a long white robe of finely pleated linen , which was belted loosely at the waist .
21 He was dressed in a long blue robe which reached down to snow-flecked boots .
22 He was dressed in a rich robe of gold , fringed with black velvet , over a doublet of blood-red silk and black and white hose .
23 He was dressed in a beige zip up jacket .
24 She was dressed in a sloppy brown sweater and an old pair of slacks .
25 He was dressed in a shabby olive-green pullover and jeans .
26 She was dressed in a clumsy black skirt and a heavy grey cardigan , and , in honour of the occasion , had put on her best apron , which was white and had been exquisitely embroidered by herself .
27 He was dressed in a pale-blue tunic and trousers with a red trim around the sleeves and lapels .
28 She claimed Union President Christopher Hall , who was dressed in a multi-coloured clown suit , was ‘ completely plastered and could n't string a sentence together ’ .
29 Farrah was dressed in a new white romper suit with pink trimmings .
30 He was dressed in a crumpled brown suit with a brown shirt and tie .
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