"What does all this have to do with the Serapes?"

The old man's hair was white and his serape filthier than ever.

She might have been able to save her serape.

Large flags were wrapped like a serape around their shoulders.

He had an extra serape and soon turned it into a saddle blanket.

Some serapes are made with matching hoods for head covering.

Matlock sat in an easy chair covered with an Indian serape.

Jonas clawed under his serape and brought out another gun.

He ducked his head under his serape and ran toward the wall of fire.

Grabbed the corners of her serape; pulled them together to make it a bundle.

Only her legs were visible, protruding from the dull red serape.

The floor was dirt; a wool serape served as a door; light and air entered through two small windows.

He had thrown one side of the serape back over his shoulder to free his gun.

Our sturdy Serapes is the smallest vessel in the fleet."

She struggled to remove her serape, and Hannah helped her.

Dressed in a serape and sombrero, he is an incredibly fast draw.

Two coral trees dominated the yard at 884 Serape.

A lovely dress, doubtlessly based on a serape, had long ties at the shoulders.

His earth-toned serape showed the beginning of a spreading bloodstain.

The little affair of the serape was forgotten.

"No way the Serapes sneaked off with more than a tiny fraction of the collection.

Newt looked at Bolivar, sitting over by the stove in his dirty serape.

Waiting in line behind the Joys was Serape, a large miniature horse.

The serape convention prevails: every new thread is woven into the cloth.

The man took his time cueing up before tossing the serape back over his shoulder.

Here she met a young woman from Veracruz wearing traditional sarape.

The station's logo depicts a guitar and a sarape.

Estrada spoke with a Mexican accent and used a Sarape during that angle.

The album depicts a skeleton wearing a sarape and a sombrero while drinking mescal in the desert.

In reality, genuine versions of this sarape are difficult to fine as it requires fine raw material and a delicate weaving technique.

The Saltillo sarape motif has a large complex diamond in the central layout of the blanket, and sometimes is surrounded by a scalloped border.

The only pre-Hispanic male garment to survive is the sarape, which is used only in certain areas of Mexico.

Rio Grande blankets from the late nineteenth century incorporated many of the Saltillo sarape motifs.

He said he blackened his face and teeth, wears a sarape and has posed as a vendor of wood carvings.

The serape or sarape is a long blanket-like shawl, often brightly colored and fringed at the ends, worn in Mexico, especially by men.

The Parachicos dress in a mask, a helmet or wig made of ixtle, a Saltillo style sarape.

Panchito gives Donald and José a tour of Mexico on a flying sarape, or magic carpet.

She got up, brushing off her jeans and straightening her floppy hat-the sarape had apparently been left behind as excess baggage.

I donned an old Guatemalan style sarape and toted a bag containing a variety of Guatemalan woven goods."

They entwine khaki-patterned bondage jackets at the torso, or open at the elbow of loose sarape shirts ripe for wrapping and un-wrapping.

Mine was a bargain-basement vessel called the Sarape, taking passengers for daylong excursions to the isolated village of Yelapa on the southern arm of the bay ($31).

The next few scenes show Donald touring Mexico and José and Panchito on a magic sarape (a sort of Mexican flying poncho) looking for him.

Rugs are also produced in Mitla, Santa Ana del Valle and Tlacolula de Matamoros along with blankets and a type of sarape.

In the latter country, she saw a sarape for the first time and became interested in Latin America, going to Mexico for the first time in the early 1980s.

Mexico - Charro suit, Sarape, Sombrero (male), Rebozo, China Poblana dress (female); every state has a typical folk dress, for example:

Almost at the same time a poor Mexican guy, called Caltzontzin that looks like a beggar with a Mexican sarape, arrives to town and soon is confused with the forementioned inspector.

Chavez, looking calm and acknowledging the onlookers who gathered outside his dressing room, wore a sarape adorned with a depiction of Our Lady of Guadalupe, the patron saint of Mexico.

The appeal of the sarape may consist in the fact that these are woven by Maya families, normally women, in their traditional house looms, giving the sarape a "handmade" look.

Indeed, if great Mexican food is what you’re looking for, better to head around the corner to Besito or venture into Hartford to El Sarape, a downtown dive serving up sterling Mexican home cooking.

I'd gassed up the car while Bobbie was changing into a more durable costume; and now I had this lanky, longhaired, female-hippie-type beside me, complete with sarape, floppy hat, and a hate for the pigs.