everyday clothes

"Dad says that you're to change into everyday clothes now."

On the street, I mean, if she was dressed in everyday clothes?

And be sure to pack some everyday clothes for the trip back.

She wore everyday clothes, an eerie sight in this place.

It was performed on a bare stage, with the cast in everyday clothes.

As they entered, their everyday clothes changed to gangsters suits.

After that, although he couldn't even bend down, he had to put on his everyday clothes.

"We'll eat as soon as I change into my everyday clothes.

These men were awaiting trial for various things; that was why they were still in their everyday clothes.

In France, these are good quality, everyday clothes.

She wore everyday clothes, a simple beige tunic with black pants.

Until the 1920s, Okinawan karate practice was usually performed in everyday clothes.

After a day or two, they were as familiar as the sealer on his everyday clothes.

How could they cover the sensible, everyday clothes of Philip Doyle?

We had each year new clothes for Sunday, then next year these would become everyday clothes.

I love the fact that they're ordinary looking people in everyday clothes doing everyday cycling.

The audience at the arena consisted of thousands of people dressed in everyday clothes.

A man in more formal everyday clothes opens the piece by walking slowly across the stage, initiating the arrival of the others.

In other words, everyday clothes for Broadway actresses.

It is particularly associated with wearing everyday clothes with an emphasis on stylish dressing.

Early cricketers played in their everyday clothes and had no protective equipment such as gloves or pads.

Civilians wear only the tack-ribbon in the bow-tie shape on their everyday clothes.

She regretted her instructions to Addie to pack only everyday clothes; the woman had followed directions too well.

Snaps are used on everyday clothes, and plain buttons for work shirts and trousers.

She dismissed her ladies, barred the door behind them, and went to the chest where her old, everyday clothes were stored.