| Poseidon clothes himself in raiment of gold, grasps his gold whip, and takes his stand upon his chariot. |
| It includes the great family of the lints and flaxes, and fulfils thus the three offices of giving food, raiment, and rest. |
| You are clothed in a raiment of ecru, perfectly molded to your smooth flowing curves. |
| That was our plan, but we were beguiled by the mountain's glistening raiment into something rather more challenging. |
| His raiment was still at concert pitch, but his face even darker than it had been as the crime doctor saw it last. |
| The heir was as woe begone of face and as crassly sombre of raiment as even the most captious could have desired. |
