middy
middy blouse

It wouldn't be so bad if the middies had been killed in action.

Of course, the Middies have won only nine times, the last time in 1963.

The middies are a throwback in more ways than one.

The Middies defeat a ranked team for the first time since 1985.

"Thank God, they've only sent a kind of a middy!"

He put Middy down, found the torch, and went walking up the field path.

A late rally by the Middies gave them a touchdown with 95 seconds left.

The Middies couldn't even trickle through his side of the line."

In the meantime, however, I make it a policy to spend a few minutes with new middies when they first come aboard.

And of the middies available t' me, I believe you're the best choice."

Rather to Daniel's surprise, the middies had volunteered for the mission.

The Middies had switched from their usual passing attack to the run and got away with it.

The Middy eventually closed in 1952, 44 years after it had opened for passenger traffic.

It was hard, because the young woman was everything Honor believed a middy should be.

"God, no wonder the middies are all scared spitless of you!"

She was glad he liked Middy despite his being a bloody nuisance at times.

But the two middies were too astronomically junior to any of them to feel truly comfortable.

"I've been showing the middies how to examine hot thrusters."

The Middies (17-5) never trailed after a 10-point streak put them ahead, 12-5.

They splashed pawsfirst into muddy water almost to their middies.

Middy, about to lick it delicately, took a leap backwards.

It was certainly one way to determine how she and her fellow middies would react under conditions of social strain!

"Did you ever consider trying out for the marksmanship team when you were a middy?"

He does his duties, but he doesn't seem much like the other middies."

Little Huddart, the middy, died a death which is worth many inglorious years.

Hanging from a hook was a middy blouse and some girls' underwear.

On top she wore a white middy blouse.

She was wearing white shoes, white skirt, and middy blouse.

There, Medora, the heroine, appears in a middy blouse for a sailor dance.

Another man offers a sailor's middy blouse.

Uniform was a middy blouse and bloomers.

I know she's got her eye on my yellow middy blouse but you can lengthen the sleeves, can't you, mother?

She was waiting in the hall, so light and young in her middy blouse and red tam.

Bloomers were usually worn with stockings and after 1910 often with a sailor middy blouse.

Often, he looked back to see Catherine, still standing on the dock, a white-clad figure in her yachting skirt and middy blouse.

Eight years old, pigtails, middy blouse.

The girl was ten years younger, now clad in tight bluejeans shorts and a brief middy blouse which left absolutely nothing to the imagination.

Middy blouses are $210 to $220; calf-length skirts with unpressed pleats are $200.

She was young, veritably a girl, in middy blouse deep cut at the throat, pleated white skirt, white shoes.

Three ladies wearing black slacks and identical middy blouses passed by on the opposite boardwalk, not looking at him with pointed curiosity.

She wore a new outfit, white shorts and a middy blouse, and she had tied a bright silk scar around her head.

Once a week, on assembly day, boys came to school in ties and girls had to wear middy blouses, sailor-style blouses with bows.

Aleksandr Bogatyrev emoted movingly and desperately as Treplev although he seemed too old to be wearing a middy blouse.

Grad Tie-Dye: On the last day of school the graduating class wears their tie-dyed middy blouses and gets other students to sign their shirt.

There are pages of snapshots showing the two girls together, arms intertwined, wearing the same haircuts, shapeless dresses, freshman beanies and baggy overalls with middy blouses.

She is dressed in her trademark school uniform, which is a white middy blouse with a sailor collar, red scarf, blue skirt, knee-high white socks, and black shoes.

Bounding Main to Battle Jacket Some memorable styles are based on sailor suits, including one that mixes a middy blouse with kimono sleeves and very flaring pants.

Solomon's mother, Frances Kurke Probst, worked as a middy blouse model during World War I; after her marriage she attended Columbia University and became an artist.

Long slim legs in white tights, pale blue pumps with curly heels, and yes, a skirt which dropped to its former just-above-the-knee length when the garment, evidently a middy blouse, was off.

They're going to remind people of Mia Farrow's eyes, and the character's middy blouses and other period outfits look like clothing that Annie Hall would have bought in thrift shops four decades later.