dandy's

She has already been fishing while in her moma's belly at 7.5 months we went walleye fishing and moma caught a few dandy's!

biggest high light of 2009 season 2010

She has already been fishing while in her moma's belly at 7.5 months we went walleye fishing and moma caught a few dandy's!

biggest high light of 2009 season 2010

Bespoke Stripe, their 2003 collaboration with clothing designer Paul Smith, offered a dandy's take on the pinstripe.

Highly Suitable Fabric Stephen Treffinger 2011

England have changed their kit so frequently in the recent past that it barely makes the news when the latest version is unveiled with a barrage of baffling pronouncements about technological improvements designed to keep its wearers smelling like a dandy's nosegay.

No point getting shirty over England's new-look kit 2010

The dandy's little joke lay in suggesting that they should have called themselves Eumenides ( "the good-natured ones"), the name ironically applied by the Greeks to the Furies.

THE NUMBERS 2010

Robert Townsend Jr., for example, in a speech to the Convention of Mechanics, Farmers and Workingmen, called for a society where "a dirty shirt acquired by toil" was "held more honorable than the dandy's ruffle."

Advocating The Man: Masculinity, Organized Labor, and the Household in New York, 1800-1840 2006

Although these women's attempt to use materiality to translate visual expression into a more powerful discourse was more innovative in its ends than the dandy's, the means was too aligned with femininity and consumption to be truly freeing.

Framing Romantic Dress: Mary Robinson, Princess Caroline and the Sex/Text 2006

For those of you that get juiced by stats, Candace Sepulis posted these dandy's on her MySpace along with a very good letter of outrage to the Dudes of the Environment.

Aussiejourno’s Weekly Blog Awards 2007

Adam guessed the thugs were in the dandy's employ.

One Red Rose Garwood, Julie 1997

The dandy's little joke lay in suggesting that they should have called themselves Eumenides ( "the good-natured ones"), the name ironically applied by the Greeks to the Furies.

Flashman and the angel of the lord Fraser, George MacDonald, 1925- 1995