And you left it in your pyjama pocket," said the girl quietly.
Humphrey was properly dressed, except that he wore white trousers and a pink silk pyjama jacket.
As for the pyjama drama, I don't suppose that any manager would so much as read a play that had not this duplex garment in one scene.
I will confess that I once wrote a story for Punch with a pyjama chorus in it.
There was more snow coming through the walls, though all our loose mitts, socks and smaller clothing were stuffed into the worst places: our pyjama jackets were stuffed between the roof and the rocks over the door.
Bertram beheld Lieutenant Bludyer, always merry and bright, arrayed in crimson, scarlet-frogged pyjama coat, and pink pyjama trousers.
Soon after this my pyjama jacket came undone, and I took it off as it hindered me.
Then I was conducted down to the boiler-room, where some one stripped off my pyjama trousers (my one remaining garment), and I sat down on a locker before the furnace and soon got a degree of warmth back into my body.
For my visit to the chamber in the heart of the ancient building I had arrayed myself in rubber-soled shoes, an old pair of drill trousers, and a pyjama jacket.
And no man is at his best arrayed in canvas shoes, very dirty drill trousers, and a pyjama jacket.
Pyjama is an Indian name for loose drawers or trousers tied with a cord round the waist, such as Mussulmans of both sexes wear.
In the afternoon, it was only necessary to wear a shirt, singlet, heavy pyjama trousers, finnesko and socks, and even then one perspired freely.
One of the marks of patriotism amongst our ladies is the possession of a pair of pyjama legs.
Pyjama jackets, too, are of course made in the proper number, but they are not so dramatic in their movements as the legs, and I have not noticed them so much.
Pyjama legs are awkward things in a breeze, being apt to flap about, but they are resolutely tucked round arms or otherwise restrained, and the needle continues its deft work in spite of all difficulties.
The owner of the green unguent, who was feverishly dusting his boots with a pyjama jacket, signified his pleasure in accepting the invitation.
The Surgeon, pyjama clad, a crimson streak running diagonally across the lather on his cheek, suddenly appeared crawling on all-fours through the doorway of his shattered cabin.
But I decline to go about in orange-and-red pyjama trousers in mid-Atlantic to please you or anybody else.
My theory of a round-headed knife is based on the circumstance of a portion of the deceased's pyjama jacket having been carried into the wound.
He stopped, and then with a twinkle in his eye, as he looked at old Sam, took a letter from his pyjama jacket and went on.
See, I have no little gun," and then he lifts up his pyjama pocket and show them his bare skin, wis'out no revolver strapped to his waist.
Harry therefore made no delay, but forthwith discarded his pyjama suit and at once plunged headlong into the cool, refreshing water.
I have just taken to pyjama trousers and shall don an extra shirt--I have been astonished at the warmth which I have felt throughout in light clothing.
So far I have had nothing more than a singlet and jersey under pyjama jacket and a single pair of drawers under wind trousers.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "pyjama" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
