tailcoat造句
1. On board days he would wear a tailcoat.
2. His tailcoat, his white tie, his dancing pumps, all impeccable.
3. This tailcoat looks as if it were made for you.
4. The tailor made a tailcoat for Harry . It is quite tasteful!
5. Tailcoat Parsons further pointed out the two functions of school class: socializing and selecting.
6. Holding up her light,[/tailcoat.html] Anne saw a cavernous opera cape with a Mephistophelean magician's tailcoat hanging inside it.
7. He had shoulder-length, gleaming black ringlets of hair, a pointy beard, and wore a tailcoat.
8. No fancy dress for him; he even felt uncomfortable in his faithful old tailcoat and old-fashioned collared waistcoat.
9. He had a distinguished air, was formally dressed in a tailcoat, and was precisely my idea of an ambassador.
10. Gerald had asked his tailor to sew little loops into his tailcoat so that the Order did not have to be continually readjusted.