Use of the word tunic in a sentence example

tunic

Last update: May 3, 2017

The Hebrew word rendered in the older translations, "coat of many colors," means literally, "long-sleeved tunic." [Please select]

He is wearing a tunic. [Please select]

I have gave her a tunic for her birthday. [Please select]

The soldier removed his tunic and slept. [Please select]

His clothing was styled differently, with a dark V-neck tunic, dark pants, and a thick belt around his lower abdomen. [Please select]

He gazed after the last broad tunic. [Please select]

Again I tapped my tunic pocket. [Please select]

Atossa gathered up her mantle and her under tunic, and trod daintily, with a look of repugnance on her beautiful face. [Please select]

As Councillor Jackson pinned the medal on to her tunic, a storm of clapping and cheers rose from the school. [Please select]

He was dressed for the road in a brown woolen tunic contributed by some one in Pertinax' suite.' [Please select]

He showed her a new sword that he had girded on along with the short tunic of a gladiator. [Please select]

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