8 sentences with “worn”

The tongue of the boot is worn out.

This is an early 19th-century cloak worn by the prior at liturgical ceremonies.

Boots, for example, are worn because one takes them off by sliding one's foot off.

This is part of an early 19th century vestment worn by the bishop in liturgical ceremonies.

Investigators examined the clothes he had worn the day before and noted that the ends of his trouser legs were damp, to a height of 25 centimetres.

In ancient times, the name ínfulas was given to the strips or bandages that, wrapped around the head like a diadem, were worn by princes and pagan priests as a distinctive sign of their dignity.

While in the city of Rosario, General Belgrano asked the ruling Triumvirate for permission for his troops to wear a white and light blue cockade instead of the red one worn by all Spanish soldiers.

To make the most of the décolleté during the winter and whenever very low-cut dresses are worn -only at night-, it is necessary not to forget to apply make-up. The cosmetic should be applied up to the bustline, finishing with a layer of translucent, slightly pink powder.