(1) She equipped herself in all her finery.

(2) Her skirt was bedaubed with cheap finery.

(3) She loved to adorn herself with finery.

(4) The mayor was dressed in all his finery.

(5) She came in arrayed in all her finery.

(6) The guests arrived in all their finery.

(7) They arrayed themselves in all their finery.

(8) There we all were in our finery, waiting for the bride and groom to arrive.

(9) They all turned out in their best Sunday finery.

(10) She, in all her finery, and Levine went up for a spin in a Ford trimotor.

(11) Only one or two skeletons, in their finery, have collapsed into a mouldering heap on the tiled floor.

(12) Even in their formal finery, people at some inaugural events were desperate.

(13) She wore her own finery during the passage, and treated her peers to Canary wine when they docked in Tenerife.

(14) Around me were costumes of such finery and originality that I felt quite put to shame.

(15) We watched the stars arriving for the awards ceremony dressed up in all their finery.

(16) They sped along on nimble feet; the musicians played; their cloaks swirled, they laughed and gambolled in their finery.

(17) Every clansman was determined to outdo the Campbells in display, and looked to his finery.

(18) Only another woman, Mrs Gould, refused to be intimidated and stripped her finery away.

(19) Almost everyone is there - the whole village dressed in its festival finery.

(20) Her knock sends Hetty into a confusion of hiding her ragged finery.

(21) The pole is carried between a pair of turning wagon wheels, pulled by two red horses outfitted in bronze finery.

(22) This stretch apparently isn't a good example of Ireland's legendary finery; it's too yellow and normal.

(23) That may be donated to the Victoria and Albert Museum in London to join other royal finery on display there.

(24) At least a hundred thousand people surrounded the cathedral where the chiefs in all their finery were massed in serried ranks.

(25) As soon as they thought he was asleep, they began to dress in their finery and primp before mirrors.

(26) They are a distinguished-looking bunch, particularly when arrayed in all their blue, gold and scarlet finery for some official function.

(27) I fussed about, preparing myself, washing, combing my hair and putting on my borrowed finery.

(28) Cottages of local stone are adorned with holly, as Lanchester, County Durham, puts on its festive finery.

(29) It embodied the power, majesty, and efficiency of the state in the finery of police uniform.

(30) As archbishop of Toledo, he chased the fawning courtiers from his palace and stripped it of finery.

(1) We watched the stars arriving for the awards ceremony dressed up in all their finery.

(31) Vanity Fair is the annual fair on Elstow village green, with its hucksters and cheap finery and pickpockets.

(32) Even in the shop he persisted in his finery.

(33) I am decked out in my spring finery.

(34) Mother, it is no gain,(Sentencedict) thy bondage of finery.

(35) Her dresss was bedaubed with cheap finery.

(36) Do you dress in finery or tattered rags?

(37) The garden looks beautiful in its summer finery.

(38) Churchgoers in Sunday finery sweat out a sermon with the help of handheld fans in Papeete, Tahiti, French Polynesia's steamy capital.

(39) Dress Code : Please Attend in Formal Dress or Fashion Finery.

(40) Every day, he through the street, dressed in cheap and vulgar finery.

(41) Lightsome sway, or apeak drag ground moving finery, is every woman heart of dreams, fantastical wear black dress, the princess is high growth for beautiful queen.

(42) In Warrington's very uncouthness there was a refinement, which the other's finery lacked.

(43) In the decoration field, I greatly cite minority finery art.

(44) In the "Saint Family" oil painting piece, which I finished in 2003, two women and one girl formed a family, they have dark bucktooth , while dressing very luculent finery.

(45) It was nothing now, a small, cheap, purchased article of finery.

(46) Such a crush of finery and folly she had never seen.

(47) Hugh Hungerford was slim and saturnine long-legged long-faced clad in faded finery.

(48) She danced gracefully, she loved finery, and her crisp intelligence polished the wiles of a Southern coquette.

(49) Now she paused at each individual bit of finery, where before she had hurried on.

(50) She knew she was going too far, but her feminine love of finery prevailed.

(51) She's ( all ) rigged out in her best finery.

(52) People came to it in finery and carriages to see.