How To Use Dungaree In A Sentence
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Even so, there's something odd about finding the everyman denim dungaree for sale at the store that once offered the promise of making every man a gentleman.
'Fake Authenticity' for Sale
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The business grew and they got into men's ready-to-wear and, in the 1960s, added such stylish items as dungarees during the denim revolution.
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Or tick off two trends at once with a pair of stripey dungarees.
The Sun
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Oversized dungarees and long-sleeved shirts were the most practical items to put on in the morning, especially since the majority of girls, unused to farm tools, preferred to do their jobs by hand.
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Ellie was wearing dungaree shorts and a tank top, her hair held back by a plaid headband.
The Bird House
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The reporter was a young girl in denim dungarees and a bright red knitted coat.
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For anyone with eyes to see and a television to be parked in front of by benignly neglectful eighties parents Floella is of course best known for her exuberantly dungareed presenting work on Playschool and Playaway.
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You can wear these shoes with anything in your wardrobe, with the exception of a metallic dress, or dungarees.
Times, Sunday Times
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By what right did this ragged beachcomber, in dungaree trousers and a cotton shirt, suggest such a thing as peace and content to him and his overwrought, exhausted soul?
THE SEED OF McCOY
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Do grown men look good in dungarees?
Times, Sunday Times
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That might seem a long way from crepe wool dungarees.
Times, Sunday Times
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I enjoyed watching her work in her so-called summer dungarees, which were actually just old coveralls with the legs lopped off below the hip pockets.
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There was one floor of all matching camping gear so dolly and you could hit the hay in cloned sleep sacks and pyjamas, and then get up, all cosy and co-ordinated, in farmyardy dungarees and cute knobbly lumberjack shirts.
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_Gradely_ (graithly) means willingly, meekly or decently; _clem_ means starve; _sithee_ is see you or look you; _clogs_ are shoes with wooden soles and leather uppers, and _dungarees_, garments of coarse cotton cloth rather like overalls.
The Atlantic Book of Modern Plays
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dungaree" stumped the third-place finisher and knocked her out the competition.
Stories: Local News
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All he needed were his beloved pair of dungarees - the only skinny pair he'd kept, secretly - and a couple of sweatshirts.
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There was only a man in tattered blue dungarees hammering busily at a makeshift crush at the exit to the fold yard.
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The young chap in the dungarees laughed relievedly.
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He went to the bedroom to grab a quick shower and then dressed in a pair of dungarees and an old sweatshirt.
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With his dungarees, red neckerchief, beard and constantly oily hands, I couldn't help seeing him as a displaced U-boat skipper - or perhaps my imagination was working overtime.
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He was found by divers on the gutting deck of the vessel wearing orange waterproof dungarees and a gold necklace.
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Her habit, if such it can be called, is a "dungaree" skirt of a hardly recognizable blue, so washed out is it, surmounted by a beautifully beaded buckskin shirt.
The Story of the Foss River Ranch
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Looser fitting dresses fell from square dungaree-style tops, held up with shoulder straps which roped through little loops along the neckline.
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You dressed me in dungarees, fights.
Times, Sunday Times
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The glazier was a short, squat man who looked as if he had been born in blue dungarees.
A Hopeless Romantic
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There's a funny one she took in Scotland where I'm about one year old, and I've put on one of her bras over my red dungarees, and I'm cold and crying.
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There was only a man in tattered blue dungarees hammering busily at a makeshift crush at the exit to the fold yard.
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And after the sergeant has read aloud an official declaration under the Official Secrets Act, and each one of them has separately signed an impressive form, Amory calls a jaunty Also los, bitte, meine Herren! across the hangar to a squad of policemen in dungarees who promptly lay their ladders against the British Leyland bus and swarm onto the roof, barking orders at each other until, with infinite circumspection, the backdrop is laid like a precious archaeological find on the concrete floor, and unrolled.
Absolute Friends
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They can then both wear the dungarees.
Times, Sunday Times
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How about a shawl, babies dungarees or a cuddly toy?
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A generously built man wearing a thick coat and dungarees, he settled into a folding chair and began to wait.
Times, Sunday Times
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Slowly, shivering and frozen from head to toe, he slipped his top and dungarees back on - he couldn't find his water bottle.
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I wore dungarees, a working shirt, and a hand-knitted pullover.
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He was flamboyant on the track, outspoken off it, and instantly recognisable in his familiar farming dungarees which he always raced in.
Times, Sunday Times
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There was only a man in tattered blue dungarees hammering busily at a makeshift crush at the exit to the fold yard.
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That might seem a long way from crepe wool dungarees.
Times, Sunday Times
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The lines of dungareed cadets beating the undergrowth?
Gridlock
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Indeed she sees her work as an attempt to ‘hop out of the dungarees ‘, a reference to the unsexy worthiness generally associated with organic clothing.’
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That might seem a long way from crepe wool dungarees.
Times, Sunday Times
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Her dress was of the simplest form, the only parts in view being a kind of dimity jacket tied dose up to the throat in front, and extending a short distance below the hips, with short sleeves, which left bare the arm from the elbow, and a blue dungaree petticoat with a checked apron.
Ralph Rashleigh
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Rose smoothed her hands down the bib of her dungarees.
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The boys are all in stripy dungarees and they are the spit of each other - with a mop of white blond hair, full cheeks and big blue eyes.
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Time to get into faded old dungarees and check if the Poinsettia has grown any more and if the pump still works, if the mali is absconding, if the stray donkey is still around.
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On this school day, Matt was wearing dungarees and a cute baseball cap, the hat perfectly shading his blue eyes.
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World War II brought blue denim and chambray dungarees for working seamen, while the postwar bell-bottom uniform yielded to a coat and tie in 1975, only to return, by sailor demand, in 1978.
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A baby's bib and miniature dungarees lower down.
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A few dungareed farmers led mulies toward the fields.
The Year's Best Science Fiction 23rd Annual Collection
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The 35 students donned dungarees and bought the paint from student funds to brighten up Medlock Primay in Ardwick, Withington's Moativate Community Centre and Burnage Community Centre.
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Finally there are some interesting outfits, which I can only describe as large dungarees, with an elasticated waist, made of water proof material.
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The thickness of his wrist and the greatness of his fingers made authentic the mighty frame of him hidden under loose dungaree pants and cotton shirt, buttonless, open from midriff to Adam's apple, exposing a chest matted with a thatch of hair as white as that of his head and face.
THE BONES OF KAHEKILI
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He was in dungarees and loafers and wore a gray sweatshirt with the sleeves pushed up that had NAVY emblazoned across the front.
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Young couples hold hands next to gap-toothed men in dungarees.
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And wonder uneasily what it was about her that made you suspect her of being a hairy-legged, humourless old minger who wears dungarees and couldn't get a bloke if her life depended on it.
I Am Woman, Hear Me Snore
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The range has long been associated with authentic and durable denims as well as hickory-striped dungarees, pinafore dresses and carpenter jeans.
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She's dressed as she was at Pluskat's, dungarees and a work shirt, wringing wet.
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A man dressed in dungarees and a filthy khaki shirt was walking behind the beast, herding it towards the back wall.
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It's not like you'd never seen a monkey in rollerblades and dungarees before.
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Rosie in her maternity dungarees radiated right-on motherhood but Liz couldn't find it in herself to resent it.
DEATH AND TRANSFIGURATION
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I can still see John walking home wearing his dungarees and his lunchbag strapped across his shoulder.
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Chuck wore oversized dungarees, long black beard and round specs.
WHITE LIES
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Shall it be dungarees, trousers, long skirts, short skirts, lipstick, high heels, flatties?
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She would pick him up by the straps of her dungarees and sniff his breath.
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They faced the camera in their dungarees and jeans and cowboy-style holsters and knee-high boots.
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As we got out of the van we half-expected to see some old boy in dungarees with skin like a sun dried prune, sat in a rocking chair playing blues harmonica.
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Most Bunches have a small, hard, ponytailed member, dungareed like the rest.
The Planet Strappers
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Isabelle gazed down at her faded denim dungarees which were covered in spatters of colourful paint.
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I think I may have worn a pair of the double-knee dungarees for six or seven hundred days straight.
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She tried going around in dungarees to disguise things, but Mom didn't think they were ladylike.
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This is a traditional and fun race meeting and we shouldn't feel guilt ridden by social conscience and all wear dungarees and cloth caps.
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To this end, they kidnap Arnie's sweet, doe-eyed little daughter in her dungarees and pink sweater, and threaten to kill her if he doesn't do what they say.
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Transparent red, orange, yellow, green and blue chiffon wafted around the flower-decked marquee for the day as well, tucked under denim dungarees or over a black bra as a shirt.
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Dozens of airmen have been to see her since last Tuesday to get their name tags and ranks sewn onto their flying suits, dungarees and combat fatigues - a sure sign they are preparing for action.
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So when you people wear dungarees and no shirts, don't the metal clips get hot against the skin?
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It has been less than 10 years since the image of organic living involved little more than a Camper, roll ups, dungarees and a diet of endless brown food.
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The stroppiest, most talented and fearsomely hedonistic Banana had left to marry the beardy one from the Eurythmics, and the assumption was that she'd hung up her dungarees to become a Rock Wife.
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There's an old guy in the queue wearing dungarees, and headphones with a huge long aerial sticking out of his NY Giants baseball cap.
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The dungareed one, opening a can he took from a locker, grinned appreciatively.
"High-Frequency War" by Harl Vincent, part 1
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Three or four years ago the complaint was that the only maternity clothes in existence were dungarees and black trousers.
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Steve McQueen Everett Collection Steve McQueen, 1968 The Look : Blue Steel shawl collars, turtlenecks, flat-front khakis, dungarees, shearling coats, windbreakers.
Dress Like an Icon
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Dungarees first started their life as useful utility pants for carpenters.
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A generously built man wearing a thick coat and dungarees, he settled into a folding chair and began to wait.
Times, Sunday Times
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Apparently they have triggered a surge in the sale of denim dungarees.
Times, Sunday Times
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None of my clothes fit and I had to have dungarees made out of sailcloth.
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The other spots are set on a city street and in a suburban neighborhood, and showcase two young men, one wearing carpenter pants and the other in loose-fitting, five-pocket dungarees.
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The patrons came on zippy two wheelers, wearing dungarees, talking a combination of Kannada, Hinglish, and English.
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This led to new modes of dressing: young women in particular adopted breeches for agricultural labour and loose cotton trousers, boilersuits and dungarees for work in factories and the mines.
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I rebelled slightly against the styles of the day, wearing my thick golden blond hair falling loosely down my back and whenever I was able, donning black slacks and dungarees as my favorite attire.
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Third Man might still be a few dungarees short of morphing into a latter day Olivia Records – they put out their fair share of material by male acts too – but it seems to be one of the few rock'n'roll labels where the balance of female to male artists is truly being redressed.
Jack White, the champion of women musicians
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The sun was hot and his jaw clenched; one round finished a bandit, who collapsed; the other six-gun flashed and the shot missed the attacker, who steadied his dungarees and moved his stocky frame up the ladder.
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In a trompe l'oeil manner, the artist mixes painted renderings of the seated and standing figures with such affixed elements as a pair of suspenders, dungarees, a plastic bouquet and fabricated wood heads and arms.
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It's a pity the photo doesn't capture the tighty-whities visible through the open sides of the dungarees - those really drew the whole costume together.
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Yes, I was that person who wore purple cord dungarees and a purple jumper, like some ghastly walking advert for Cadbury's Dairy Milk.
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So he put on a thin cotton shirt and a pair of dungaree trousers, tucked blanket and pillow under his arm, and went up on deck and out on the forecastle - head.
In Yeddo Bay
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The fancy neck works well with the inherent dorkiness of a pair of dungarees.
Times, Sunday Times
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You wear a T-shirt, but you also take a North Pole-tested one-piece snowsuit and wader-dungarees, just in case.
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In the Alexander Gardens, cheerful blue-dungareed ladies sweep the paths, oblivious to the fact that it's minus 20 degrees.
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Say the word ‘hemp’ and most people think of hippies dressed in dungarees.
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Sue had made a special holder inside the bib of his dungarees.
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In addition, the dungarees go through whiskering, color coatings and oven baking that leaves them soft and rumpled, like they've just been air-dried on a clothesline.
Guy Blue Heaven
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Underneath his 'sealskin' is nothing but a sweaty northerner with poor taste in dungarees and a inoperable genital wart condition, peel back my silky black skin and you will find nothing but GENUINE BLUBBER. semen
Army Rumour Service
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soap-vine." guingón: Dungaree, a coarse blue cotton cloth. hermano mayor: The manager of a fiesta. husi: A fine cloth made of silk interwoven with cotton, abaka, or pineapple-leaf fibers. ilang-ilang: The Malay "flower of flowers," from which the well-known essence is obtained.
The Social Cancer
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By what right did this ragged beach-comber, in dungaree trousers and a cotton shirt, suggest such a thing as peace and content to him and his overwrought, exhausted soul?
The Seed of McCoy
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Who was that dimnly seen, blue dungareed figure advancing with an icing thingie?
Cheeseburger Gothic » Havsy’s cake shoppe.
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Under the cover of a heavy tarpaulin -- momentarily unnecessary because of the cessation of the snow -- a dungareed figure, possibly the pilot, worked on the helicopter engine with the aid of a small but powerful arc-lamp.
Where Eagles Dare
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The dungarees depart on the strength of comments from staff and customers, who thought they were a little outdated.
