The suit was cut high at the hips, giving her shapely legs the illusion of even greater length.

But the nearly 200 families whose suit was cut short would get nothing.

As their suits were cut, Taylor helped to tear them away from the men's skin.

Even the dark suits were cut from linen or lightweight worsteds.

His brown suit was well cut, but perilously near the end of its tether.

His suit was cut tight, making him look like a stork in mourning.

His dark gray suit was cut more for neatness than for style.

The plus-four suit was too well cut and the plus-fours themselves had been pressed down the sides.

His suit, like Arthur's, was beautifully cut but of another era.

The gray suit was well cut, well made, and completely undistinguished.