A stiff white collar with no opening in the front; a distinctive symbol of the clergy.
1 Father Edwin tugged his Roman collar , his version of clearing his throat.
2 A few wealthy parishioners glanced at him, frowning, then noted his Roman collar .
3 The priest is wearing a plain black cassock and Roman collar .
4 It looked like Father C. He was wearing his black coat and Roman collar .
5 It was the minister in the lavender Roman collar .
6 You snap on the Roman collar , and you have instant respect without having earned it.
7 At the nearest end, Heat could see Graf's black clothing and his white Roman collar .
8 He had the gall to be still wearing his clerical Roman collar above a black shirt.
9 The bloodwork on Father Graf's Roman collar came in and it was a negative match for Captain Montrose.
10 A stethoscope or a Roman collar will get you in places you can't even crack with a clipboard.
11 He was so good-looking that in some ways it seemed incongruous to see him in the familiar Roman collar .
12 His slender, black-clad figure, with the Roman collar , was admired by many bright eyes at receptions and church bazaars.
13 He was very correctly dressed, with Roman collar and stock, and obviously had not long left a theological college.
14 He wondered what he was doing now; whether he had taken off the Roman collar of Christ's familiar slaves?
15 At one end of the far sofa sat Granger Hoke, Roman collar a little white square in the gloom.
16 Hoke lay crumpled on the floor, eyes closed, a crucifix jutting at a deadly angle from beneath his Roman collar .
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