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business suit

NOUN
  1. a suit of clothes traditionally worn by businessmen

How To Use business suit In A Sentence

  • The series in fact comprises only two: one in the form of a monk's habit and cowl, and one depicting a pin-striped business suit and tie.
  • She was wearing a business suit, black with pinstripes and a white dress shirt beneath the suit jacket.
  • To you, cosmopolite, he might be a typical man in a typical business suit.
  • Before him stood a clean, young man dressed in a sharp business suit.
  • After rising through the flying ranks to captain, he switched his epaulettes for a business suit to move into a corporate job with the airline.
  • The business suit and bedroom suite are nearly obsolete.
  • They preferred the pally familiarity of Kelly, with her thick fringe, boxy business suits, glasses and the voice that could saw wood.
  • Now, he said, the demographics more closely resemble the city as a whole, with a strong presence from high-schoolers from the Bronx, people waist-up in business suits, and "new moms with babies in Bjorns, both pantless. Riding Footloose and Pants-Free
  • A man with the face of a dog smiled at her from the painting, his tongue lolling out happily over his business suit.
  • I had the cloths for various jobs and classes, brown jumpsuits of workers, white business suits, yellow lab coats, and an array of green service outfits.
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