tunics造句怎么写

Brooches developed from the Greek and Roman fiBula, which resembled a decorative safety pin and was used as a fastening for cloaks and tunics.

On Saturday, 1,400 soldiers in scarlet tunics and bearskin hats marched in London to celebrate the official birthday of Queen Elizabeth II.

Everyone in the village, all clad in white cotton xikuls (tunics), sat around a fire as the 100-year-old village elder Chan K'in told stories in the peninsular Mayan language.

Ancient people wore tunics.

For Aaron and his sons, they made tunics of fine linen-the work of a weaver.

This led to the painting on the tunics of intricate designs.

Lk. 9:3 And he said to them, Take nothing for the journey, neither a staff nor a bag nor bread nor money, nor have two tunics apiece.

Previous meetings have seen the leaders don Chilean ponchos, Chinese silk jackets, Korean hanbok, Vietnamese silk tunics and Australian Driza-bone raincoats.

The ancient Greeks fastened their tunics with Buttons and loops.

School-day nostalgia is now feeding into London's fashion stores where pleated skirts and tunics are an unexpected hit.

Lk. 3:11 and he answered and said to them, he who has two tunics, let him share with the one who has none; and he who has food, let him do likewise.

Mt. 10:10 no bag for the journey nor two tunics nor sandals nor a staff; for the worker is worthy of his food.

Their tunics were of fine, bright, hardy colours - woodland green, or gay yellow, or fresh blue.