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Meanings of wore a tie in English
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Usage of wore a tie in English
1
Lee Iacocca wore a tie block with a gold chain on it.
2
The man wore a tie sporting what looked like a modernized heraldic pattern.
3
And you can bet your ass no one wore a tie.
4
He wore a tie and she wore a black dress and red heels.
5
The kind of man who never wore a tie, clearly.
6
He towered above them and always wore a tie.
7
Lee wore a tie, which he now pulled down.
8
Jack Gore always wore a tie, but of course he never explained how he knotted it.
9
She wore a tie-dyed sundress, lots of beaded necklaces, and a headband over long black hair.
10
I actually wore a tie last week.
11
He wore a tie and a suit.
12
He was a highly imaginative dresser; he once wore a tie made from the Sunday comics, for example.
13
She cried on me one time because I wore a tie like the one she had given Leo.
14
He even wore a tie pin.
15
Although he rarely wore a tie to work, he always wore a long-sleeved, iron-pressed, button-down shirt, even in the summer.
16
Unlike Leo, the agents were exceptionally well tailored and tidy, with jackets and crisp shirts, though neither wore a tie.
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