cravate

• “He had that day received from General Nivelle his "cravate" as”

  The White Road to Verdun

• “Souleiado = a maker of Provençal fabrics, clothing, and linens en soie = in silk fera l'affaire = will fit the bill voilà = presto noeud papillon = bow tie une cravate = tie une agrafeuse = a stapler une petite fera l'affaire = a small one will do it le pantalon = pants”

  Fashion

• “But you must tuck your shirt in when you wear a cravate!”

  Fashion

• “Song tried what must be described as a flashy cravate-kick from four yards ... it was blocked by the defender ... but rebounded back off Song and into the net!”

  The Guardian: Arsenal v Shakhtar Donetsk – as it happened

• “He's gone for that full prince of darkness look, black suit complete with extravagant black cravate/scarf.”

  The Guardian: World Cup 2010: Ghana v Germany – as it happened

• “The Man Without a Head' is kind of a ripoff of 'La cravate' by Alejandro Jodorowsky...”

  Jim Sturgess and Kirsten Dunst to Star In Sci-Fi Movie Upside Down | /Film

• “Or rather, he's wearing Max Factor make-up, has a blow-dry coif, and is slipping into his Armani suit and Hermes cravate.”

  Joan Z. Shore: Rather Awful News: An Open Letter to Dan

• “Le noeud est à la cravate ce que le cerveau est à l'homme.”

  French Word-A-Day:

• “Avec les mêmes bas et la même cravate, and the shooting-jacket unchanged, they were visibly disappointed.”

  The International Magazine, Volume 2, No. 2, January, 1851

• “Thus we have the Lloyd George _cravate_, the Wilson”

  Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 156, March 19, 1919

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