Whenever I look out of window, or go to the door, I see an immense black object at Beaucourt's porch like a boat set up on end in the air with a pair of white trowsers below it.
Our agent managed the matter so that we got regular jackets and trowsers of the true old colour.
I got a second shirt and a pair oftrowsers in this way.
The wound was slight, though it bled a good deal, covering my shirt andtrowsers with blood, as much as if I had been run through the heart.
They had a prison dress, with one leg of the trowsers yellow and the other blue, &c.
Children who were unable to work in the field, had neither shoes, stockings, jackets nor trowsers given them.
At his trowsers I helplessly stopped short, lost in the voluminous recesses of each leg.
I felt a little uneasy in my new attire--my legs had been so long used to feel cool and unrestrained, that the trowsers were irksome.
I thought that with an old, greasy and torn shirt, and a pair of trowsersas my only covering, every one would take me for an idiot, or at least a worthless vagabond.
She had forgotten about Ephraim and his idols; she picked up Shep's trowsers from the rug, where she had dropped them, and looking intently at her thimble finger, told him she was very glad he had come.
He was dressed in a blue coat and corduroy trowsers and appeared to be of a condition a little above that of a labourer.
Young de Walden sat in his trowsers and shirt, with his black silk cravat tied only once round his neck, and a red silk handkerchief round his waist.
Both were dressed in white trowsersand check shirts, without any other garment whatever.
He wore a dark blue flannel shirt, a white belt or sash, and those rough, yellow home-spun trowsers which they alone wear.
Captain Panajotti, appearing out of the hatchway in his best clothes, his baggy trowsers more voluminous than those that Mrs. Bloomer tried to set in fashion a few years afterwards.
When I had bathed, they (I mean my aunt and Janet) enrobed me in a shirt and a pair of trowsers belonging to Mr. Dick, and tied me up in two or three great shawls.
A pair of trowsers was a luxury to which few attained.
The lady of the house was a rather corpulent lady of about thirty-five, and wore a semi-European robe of embroidered silk and lace, with full trowsersgathered at the ankles, and yellow slippers.
One would think that pulling on his trowsers would make you as afraid as he was," continued the captain laughing.
They then rifled my person, taking away everything that I had, leaving me nothing but my trowsers and shirt.
It's better to be in his trowsers than in his shoes.
At last I contrived to unbolt it again, and got out, when they laughed still more, at the seat of mytrowsers being torn off.
The trowsers are homespun, much worn, and his boots coarse enough to swap with a fisherman for mackarel.
And he stretched out his feet to their full length, put his hands in his trowsers pocket, held down his head, and clucked like a hen that is calling her chickens.
There is a prejudice against ladies wearing long Wellington boots, but it is quite absurd, for they need never be seen, and are a great comfort and protection in riding long distances, when worn with trowsers tucked inside.
A black coat and trowsers are indispensable for a visit of ceremony, an entertainment, an evening party, or a ball.
His kersey trowsers are tightly strapped, and the little low-crowned hat, with a streaming ribbon, is placed most jauntily on his head.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "trowsers" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
