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Meanings of black tie in English
Usage of black tie in English
1
He was carefully dressed in dinner clothes, black tie and white waistcoat.
2
A floppy black tie hung down over the lapels of his coat.
3
He was wearing a long dinner coat and a flowing black tie.
4
He wore a white linen coat, open, soft collar and black tie.
5
One wears a black tie until eleven o'clock in Vienna-ordoes n't.
6
Some of us were actually invited to attend the black tie affair.
7
Nobody ever said it had to be black tie, or for dinner.
8
Here she is grinning ahead of a black tie ball in Cologne.
9
There should be no such thing as black tie in the daytime.
10
Ainesley looked sharp in rental black tie and shiny patent leather shoes.
11
He was alone, dressed in a dinner jacket, wearing a black tie.
12
Dickie and Lieutenant Marlowe sat at our table, both in black tie.
13
A white shirt with celluloid collar and black tie completed his uniform.
14
His white shirt and black tie were fastened with a horseshoe pin.
15
So did the gentleman in the dinner jacket and black tie.
16
You surely do not intend to wear your tuxedo and a black tie.
