gabardine
gaberdine

Sure enough, she could feel the keys through the light gabardine.

The man in the gabardine suit stared at the side of Ryan's face.

Ahead of them, running with head averted, was a man dressed in a long gabardine.

He is dragging his brown gabardine slacks by one foot.

He is also known as the inventor of gabardine.

He cut through the heavy gabardine cloth all the way around the thigh in a straight line.

They came in linen, gabardine and leather the color of sweet butter.

Burden turned as a man, slender and cool in brown gabardine, approached him.

He wore a gabardine suit that appeared large for him by at least two sizes.

My aunt also made me a black gabardine suit from a Vogue pattern.

Store buyers have been reacting to leather as if it were the new gabardine.

He wore a stained gabardine suit bought in 1960 at the latest.

A man's gabardine hung from one of the pegs, still damp.

Ethan helped Emma into her coat, a simple gabardine trench.

He came into my Orderly Room wearing a gabardine suit.

Here he wanted to see the light-brown gabardine coat, but there was no sign of it.

"You," he added, addressing the old man in the tan gabardine suit.

I was wearing a tan gabardine suit and carrying my briefcase.

Other materials in the collection are gabardine, alpaca and cashmere.

She had a tan gabardine suit on today and she looked pretty elegant.

The standard costume for the gig was gabardine pants-hence his name.

The sports coat he wore over black gabardine pants looked like cashmere.

This year, as ever, the neutral-colored gabardine trench coat is also making its presence felt.

Gabardine is the eponymous debut album released by the band.

He hadn't recognized him in his uniform with a gabardine hat and sunglasses on.

She turned, ready to aim a kick for a gaberdine crotch.

I hid me under the dead moon-calf's gaberdine for fear of the storm.

He lost his hat; the tails of his open gaberdine flew behind him.

He pulled his gaberdine coat closer around him.

He pulled his old gaberdine raincoat and boots from the cupboard under the stairs.

Daytime styles included checked gaberdine pants suits with narrow legs.

The Essentials one is superbly tailored in pure new wool gaberdine.

He had a heavy moustache and wore a brown gaberdine suit that didn't fit too well.

My best way is to creep under his gaberdine; there is no other shelter hereabout.

"But gaberdine, which looks very regular, has a little ribbing in it and is very hard to simulate."

A thin, dark-haired man in a light gaberdine suit went past him and into Beefy's office.

Like most of the clothes Malcolm sold they were beautifully made, of pale coloured gaberdine.

So saying, he was turning his mule's head away, when the Palmer, in his turn, took hold of his gaberdine.

Other materials include gaberdine and wool.

Gaberdine remains among the toughest fabrics to reweave, she continued, adding: "It is woven very tight.

You can reweave two holes in another fabric in the time it takes to do one in gaberdine."

'Tencel reminds us a lot of gaberdine slacks.

Her thick red hair rested just below her shoulders on the blue gaberdine and her grey eyes stared back at him.

She wore a gaberdine suit of dark blue, a white blouse, and her sheepskin was tucked away inside the baggage compartment above her head.

"Gaberdine Angus"

The conversation stopped as Irina emerged from the bathroom wearing a black gaberdine skirt and a silk blouse open to an amber necklace.

Impatiently she struggled out of her blue gaberdine suit and began to rip open the thick, shiny bags and the gleaming boxes.

Damp wool and gaberdine in their nostrils, wide dark shoulders of men's coats looming above them, their noses pressed against foreign backs.