1
Both also wore the collar of the Order of the Garter.
2
She never wore the collar of colonial subserviency.
3
So long as I wore the collar of your machine upon my neck my honesty was the hall-mark of the party.
4
The Braves took first place the next night, when Henry hit his forty-first homer of the year while Mays wore the collar.
5
About his neck was a baldric of balas rubies, and over his robe he wore the collar of the Order of the Garter.
6
Ten dollars a night was as much as the friendship of any man that ever wore the collar of the law was worth to him.
7
She was beautifully dressed, but wore the collar of her fur coat turned up about her face, so that it was difficult to see her.