house frock in Germany

house frock [hausfrɔk] Hauskleid

Sentence patterns related to "house frock"

1. That frock shows your petticoat.

2. I was sixteen and wearing my prettiest frock.

3. She stood up and smoothed down her frock.

4. She was in a dowdy blue frock.

5. She stood up, a little unsteadily, and smoothed her frock.

6. You look most delightful this afternoon in that new frock.

7. A white-haired man in a frock coat appears on screen.

8. Lucy arranged her bower and put on her best white frock.

9. She showered, quickly slipped on her black wool frock, a string of pearls.

10. She was dressed in a white frock and a round white straw hat.

11. 12 She stood up, a little unsteadily, and smoothed her frock.

12. That one, before the pink frock coat with the thorns.

13. And she sported the frock alongside Charles at a Windsor polo match.

14. Mr Collins trod on my frock and tore it you know.

15. It isn't a matter of choosing between one frock and another.

16. She appeared, summery in an apple green frock, her hair ribboned.

17. Through the leafy dome, sunlight cast lacy patterns on the men’s frock coats.

18. Next trip I'll bring you some green silk for a frock to match it.

19. A girl in a school frock rapped the questioner from behind for this gross mistake.

20. Would she notice who came and went in a white frock, in jodhpurs, in a hearse?

21. At first she wouldn't say why she was wearing her good frock and piling on make-up.

22. A woman was standing near him, an old woman, plump, with grey hair, wearing a black frock.

23. She wears a white childlike party frock, edged with lace, stiffened with gauze, decorated with flounces and bows.

24. She dressed her tiny self carefully, donning a clean white camisole and her black Sunday frock.

25. The word ‘Chiton’ comes from the term khitōn, a Greek word that means ‘mail coat’, ‘frock’, or ‘tunic’