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Meanings of dinner dress in English
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Examples for "formal"
Examples for "formal"
1
A formal welcome was held at Government House, lasting about 30 minutes.
2
The government source said Britain had yet to receive a formal proposal.
3
South African labour law requires clear formal processes for strikes and walk-outs.
4
Mr Solana said today he had yet to receive Iran's formal reply.
5
They have given the Premier seven days to issue a formal response.
1
And now Mary came in, lovely in her white dinner gown.
2
The left shoulder of Pollia's crimson dinner gown descended so far it was annoying her.
3
JOANNA (unconscious as they of her return to her dinner gown).
4
She wished she had a more befitting dinner gown.
5
She is in dinner gown and about her throat is a peculiar locket of flashing jewels.
1
She was sitting before the fire, very beautiful in her evening gown.
2
She was still dressed in her evening gown, still wearing her makeup.
3
Harriet got out of her evening gown and into a loose wrapper.
4
He would tell her to-morrow that she must get an evening gown.
5
And Annabelle looked pretty and young in her simple black evening gown.
Usage of dinner dress in English
1
The other girls were promenading on the upper veranda in full dinner dress.
2
Then run along and put on that dinner dress that I liked best.
3
Her clinging black gown was sufficiently elaborate for a dinner dress.
4
The two older ladies presently left the room to reappear shortly in dinner dress.
5
Hedwig, in a soft white wrap over her dinner dress, was at the balustrade.
6
Twenty-six, I should say, and in a black dinner dress.
7
The full dinner dress for guests admits of great splendor.
8
His dinner dress set him off to a fine advantage.
9
A dinner dress really means every sort of low, or half low evening dress.
10
The ordinary dinner dress of a gentleman doesn't lend itself to any extraordinary ornamentation.
11
I haven't got a dinner dress, and am not prepared.
12
I never had a dress like that- Ineverhad a dinner dress in my life.
13
He stood there in dinner dress, more imposing than Katy had thought he could be.
14
He calls upon me himself, of an evening, in dinner dress of hides and beads-
15
I looked through the dusk to where Gertrude's light dinner dress gleamed among the trees.
16
Fontaine wore a beautiful white embroidered crêpe dinner dress.