In this infirmary, pundits are wheeled around by nurses in lovely white uniforms and starched caps.
The largest crowd by far was made up of lawyers in starched collars, white shirts, and black suits.
Hillary Clinton may love her starched pantsuits, but she's not too stiff to have a stiff drink, right?
Moreover, Rosso's style with its vertical whirlpool of brightly colored cloth apparently starched enough to be as crisp as paper is protomodern.
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Not a sports coat but a buttoned suit with a starched white shirt and a pinned tie meant something to her.
An hour from Udaipur, another Indian city, the authors spotted well-tended homes with motorcycles in the courtyard and children in starched school uniforms.
Rafik served with care, offering the dishes from the left, removing plates from the right, the napkins starched and arranged like fans by the plates.
With his striking beard and starched uniform, former Surgeon General C.
Waitresses in starched aprons make their way around a room filled with cushioned banquettes, its white walls rising to a vaulted ceiling that cocoons customers from outside chills.
The phrase used to evoke images of ornate, hushed temples of food worship, served on white starched tablecloths by stuffy tuxedoed waiters at prices that only the 1% could afford.
Sitting by some potted plants, at a table laid with a starched white cloth, ex-General Nic van Rensburg and ex-Colonel Gideon Nieuwoudt said that they shot them dead after abducting them outside a hotel.
The identity of the painting's subject is not known, but it is thought the balding, bearded man in a stiff, starched collar may be Juan Mateos, King Philip IV of Spain's master of the hunt.
He wore suspenders that kept his trousers hiked high on his waist, and a midnight blue Italian suit jacket draped cape-like over a starched white shirt, which was tieless and buttoned up to a very prominent Adam's apple.
Over them he buttoned a cuff-frayed and graying black cassock with its faint stink of him, waisted it with a hand-wide black cincture, snapped on a starched white Roman collar, and laced on his ankle-high black walking shoes.
That's the case at MWC in Barcelona, IFA in Berlin and CEATEC in Japan -- at SXSW in Austin, however, bars, tents, parking lots and even single-family homes host manufacturers large and small, and instead of starched button-downs and cufflinks, attendees sport t-shirts and tattoos.
He wasn't a successful man but he gave the impression of being one, and when he took us out to lunch I marveled at the peremptory tone with which he addressed the waiters, brisk unsmiling men in starched white aprons who, in that adult room of wood paneling and cigar smoke, thoroughly intimidated the lanky, nervous adolescent I then was.
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