Sentences with phrase «tweed jackets who»

Though home games are still held in a splendid old whale - shaped building near the heart of campus and the audience still includes gray - haired men in tweed jackets who rise to their feet to celebrate Bulldogs goals, now these old - school types must jostle for standing room when the 3,486 - seat Ingalls Rink opens an hour before face - off.

Not exact matches

Edmark's precocious cat, its clever cow, and its irresistible orangutan had won the hearts, Vetras says, of «the tweed - jacketed, Volvo - driving 130 - plus - IQ set» who shopped at specialty chains.

From the carefully groomed, designer suit - clad media wealth manager, to the tweed jacket and signet ring of the chap who dealt with the landed gentry, to the oil wealth manager's keffiyeh, the private wealth managers were carefully selected to make the best possible connection with their clients.

Who makes your favorite tweed jacket?

I am not one of the people who can wear this kind of boxy, cropped jacket — but if you are, take note: this navy tweed jacket is on a pretty big discount at J.Crew.

My daughter even managed to find a tweed jacket to create her Doctor Who, World Book Day outfit instead of opting for the fast fashion fancy dress alternative.

Its dressing down of the intellectual elite, those who trade in superiority and tweed jackets, is nearly unparalleled.

For example, last year in a lesson about stereotypes I referred to the character of Giles, the mild - mannered British librarian who always wore a tweed jacket and spectacles in the US TV series Buffy the Vampire Slayer.