The only other trimming on the dress was a green silk cord that bordered the edges of the revers and the bottom of the waist.
Rosa's dress was of a dark rose tint, with revers and a V-shaped neck, filled in with tulle of a dark green hue.
Mi goode Sone, yit ther is A vice revers unto this, Which envious takth his gladnesse Of that he seth the hevinesse Of othre men: for his welfare Is whanne he wot an other care: Of that an other hath a fall, He thenkth himself arist withal.
Ceise, EMMA, ceise to hope in vain, Thy lord lyis in the clay, The valziant Scots nae revers thole To carry lyfe away.
But now in these thinges, after dyversite of reson, revers in one thinge may be seye without repugnaunce.
Shortly I say, the revers in these wordes may not ben founde; for though dronkennesse be forboden, men shul not alway ben drinklesse.
Still, it is very well on the whole, and these flattened revers are an innovation that will be quite the vogue before the week is out.
Revers *Toute médaille a sonrevers = There is a dark side to every picture.
Médaille C’est le revers de la médaille = That is the dark side of the picture.
In the present year, 1907, a number of ladies' dresses are to be seen in which the revers trimmed with a different material from the dress are buttoned back against the latter.
This appears to represent the two revers combined.
In the coat of the postilion there is no trace of the revers which showed the lining, and were consequently of a different colour from the rest of the coat.
We shall find that in the eighteenth century it was customary to button back the revers of the uniform coat, as in the case of the French coast-guard officer of 1775.
A male peasant belonging to the same locality dons a short open coat of light-blue velvet, long-sleeved and boasting diminutive revers and silver buttons.
The good woman felt of it carefully, and thought she observed in the skirts and revers thicknesses of paper.
This temporary difficulty with the Swiss is the subject of our caricature, the original of which bears the title "Le Revers du Jeu des Suysses" (the defeat of the game of the Swiss).
The second figure wears a long basqued coat with a fur collar, and wide revers in front which taper down to the waist, and end in two tails.
He pulled hisrevers together with a pompous gesture and opened his mouth to speak.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "revers" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
