How To Use high-necked In A Sentence
- Each girl wore the traditional simple white cotton dress, high-necked, long-sleeved, of ankle length.
- She wears a high-necked white gown, perhaps to satisfy some ancient bridal fetish.
- My mother always taught us if you wore a short skirt, you wore a high-necked top.
- The high-necked coat she was wearing was new, a forest-green wool trimmed in a black-dyed woolskin. Stands a Calder Man
- a high-necked blouse
- Though it was a warm day, he was wearing his old faded high-necked sweater with a frayed shirt collar showing.
- A number of vases were recovered in the room: two high-necked cups, a large skyphos, three amphoras, two hydrias, a cooking pot, and two pithoi.
- Over that she pulled on Tamylan's high-necked grey woollen tunic, and then Tam's serviceable woollen cloak. TREASON KEEP
- At the Louis Vuitton store on London's Bond Street, my favorite dress from Marc Jacobs's collection for the luxury-goods house — a tweed, sleeveless, high-necked, wide-skirted number, with denim-blue panelling and a black velvet belt — was being displayed in a vast Perspex case. The Perfect Dress Is a Loyal Friend
- Eleanor, hatted and gloved, her high-necked blouses fastened always with a brooch, led. THE GOLDEN LION
