Dressed like a citizen, and mounted on a mule, I went out and made my way to the rebel picket line, where I tried to pass in, but was informed by the pickets that they had orders forbidding them to pass citizens in or out.
I started out quite early in the morning, mounted on a mule, dressed like a citizen in easy circumstances.
I hope you will take your letter to the cardinal, dressed like a modest abbe, and not in this elegant costume which is not likely to conjure fortune.
See what it is to be dressed like a person of quality!
Here he dressed like a Dutch sea-captain and spent his time with sailors and ship-builders, and thoroughly enjoyed the difference between this new life and that at home.
After a time a young master, dressed like a priest, came out of the school door and walked over toward Bonaparte.
The third was looking at a small boy, who, dressed like Mr. Cooper in buff clothes, stood at one side of the porch.
He was thin, dressed like a dandy, with a pretty varnished mask on his face.
She is dressed like a lancer, and she tortured me the most yesterday, and suggested burning me; and it was she who set fire to the wood.
Dressed like that, the doctor had the appearance of an old young man, with his spare body under his thin coat, and his large head covered with white hair.
I was last week at the masquerade, dressed like an old woman, and passed for a good mask.
My Lady Granville came late, dressed like Imoinda, and handsomer than one of the houris - the Prince asked her why she would not dance?
In a few moments the door opened and a tall personage, dressed like a woman, with a heavy veil over her face, entered.
A young man, dressed like a mechanic, answered the summons.
I do not wish that my daughter should be dressed like a doll," said Mrs. Diantha, coolly.
The speaker was a man with long hair and beard, dressed like a peasant, in a conical fur cap and a sheepskin coat, though his voice, manner, and general appearance showed that he belonged to the higher classes.
He was weather-beaten and travel-stained, dressed like a peasant, and carried his boots slung over his shoulder.
The officer who occupies it is dressed like an ordinary general, and there are thousands of generals!
Yes, and what a good Siamese noble your father would make if he dressed like some of ours," said Phra, with a faint smile.
Those are all that you will need, and be the best things to hide you; for no one would think that you could be sahibs, dressed like that.
What a capital English gentleman your father would make if he dressed like us," said Harry, for the sake of saying something.
She was eighteen or twenty at most, dressed like a young man, but small and feminine and rather pretty, except that one eye was blind.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "dressed like" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
