Still was there about their garments a certain commonness of cut, that proclaimed the wearers to be of the class of small shopkeepers--in modern days miscalled tradesmen.
It is worthy of notice that in old time, when silk gowns were few, their wearers were sometimes very young men.
The wearers of the long robe are perjurers, thieves, enemies of mankind; their institutions are hateful, and their usages abominable.
Too often wearers of the ermine, sitting on the same bench, nominally for the purpose of assisting each other, have roused the laughter of the bar, and the indignation of suitors, by their petty squabbles.
It is not wonderful that the wearers of ermine repaid themselves by venal practices.
The annual salary of a Queen's Counsel in past times was in fact a fee with a general retainer; but this periodic payment is no longer made to wearers of silk.
Likewise the ladies' dresses displayed an endless profusion of taste and variety; and though the majority of their wearers evinced a tendency to embonpoint, those wearers knew how to call upon art for the concealment of the fact.
These powders, however, are not likely to do good in the long run, since they tempt the wearers to stand the discomfort against which they do furnish a certain amount of soothing.
Then, whether it was the effect of luck, or because the Yale team was hypnotized by the wearers of the crimson, was not manifest; but certain it was that the blue players went to pieces.
Amherst was game, and fought to the last ditch, but neither in batting, fielding nor pitching was she the equal of the wearers of the blue.
In the cheering stands for the wearers of the blue the locomotive cry, the Boola song, a new one--"Bulldog Grit!
Harvard had tried another pitcher when she found that her first one was being pounded, but it availed little, and when the ninth inning closed, as far as the wearers of the blue were concerned, they were two runs ahead.
Harvard man, but the wearers of the crimson did not, for that run was the only one they got that inning.
The wearers of the blue had given their great cry--they had sung the Boola song--some had even done the serpentine dance.
Here they found a man on guard, who had evidently received orders to admit any of the wearers of the khaki who might appear, for he stepped aside and waved them inside the stockade.
It was a most remarkable scene which that half-dozen wearers of the honored khaki looked upon at the time those cheers rang out.
If they reduce prices the labourers will gain something as users of shoes, but the other wearers of shoes will also be beneficiaries.
By refusing to put their money into, say, shoe factories, investors can limit the supply of shoes until any new tax on this commodity is shifted upon the wearers of shoes in the form of higher prices.
From their delicacy of construction, we judged that their wearersmust have been Sultanas.
The Wearersof the Flower are all-powerful," I said.
The Saivite lingam wearers bury their dead in a sitting posture in a niche excavated in the side of the grave.
Towering feathers nodded to each other as their feminine wearers commented: "Poor little Margot, how quite too rough on her!
A brown hand went up to the peak of the white yachting-cap, the wearers of the straw Homburg and the felt Newmarket slightly raised their hats.
This last rank of dancers seemed to include the principal wearers of the terrapin leg-bands, which they continued to rattle, keeping time with the chant, without shifting their position.
Here then we find the northern bard scornfully designating the Scottish foemen as "the forlorn wearers of rings," and their tributary chiefs as the "distributors of the beauteous bracelets.
The wearers of the gray responded with that battle-cry which has since become so well known; and the first division was hurled at Minty just as he appeared at a turn in the road not far from the little creek.
The Ridgley captain used his straight arm on one Jefferson player, dodged another, and crossed line after line with two wearers of the purple fiercely pressing him.
Down there on that white-lined field the wearers of the red had begun to show that they could hold their own.
The cangue, if its wearers were properly fed and screened from the sun, is rather a disgrace than a cruel mode of punishment.
Altogether, I was more struck with the Armenian than the Turkish costume; and there is a refinement and tenue about the wearers singularly attractive.
When faces are reducible to a few telling strokes their wearers are overwhelmed with the honors of publicity; with which, on the other hand, nothing is more likely to interfere than the possession of a countenance neatly classical.
How wonderfully had the atmosphere been cleared, and all because of the magnificent opportunity that had come along whereby the wearers of the much-abused khaki were given a chance to show what they were good for!
Accordingly he and Billy started to find a couple of the wearers of the khaki suits who would be likely to listen to their bold proposition.
No doubt it was received coldly by some, but if a man writes a book in ridicule of periwigs he must make his account with being coldly received by the periwig wearers and hated by the whole tribe of wigmakers.
He throws off his antagonist and dodges two others, and races down the field like a deer, while the wearers of the crimson scream his name with transport and flourish their banners like madmen.
Only the wearersof the blue are quiet; their benches remain coldly silent.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "wearers" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
