Use of the word tweed in a sentence example

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I got a tweed top stiched last week. [Please select]

Howie too, dressed for the occasion, even donning a tweed jacket complete with elbow patches. [Please select]

Nice soft tweed Ned Lambert has in that suit. [Please select]

I'd have stood treat at de Boss Tweed eatin' house.' [Please select]

Boswells, on the Tweed. [Please select]

She wore a coat and skirt of heavy white English tweed with a silk blouse of periwinkle blue. [Please select]

I am not sure whether there are not a few still left in the Cheviots and the districts of the Upper Tyne and Tweed. [Please select]

His baggy gray tweed suit was dark with the water that saturated it. [Please select]

I hunted out a well-used tweed suit, a pair of strong nailed boots, and a flannel shirt with a collar. [Please select]

There seemed to be two of them, men in aquascutums and tweed caps. [Please select]

In 1811 he purchased an estate near the Tweed, to which he gave the name of Abbotsford. [Please select]

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