(1) I don't remember how long the first madras trend lasted - just a summer somewhere in the '60s, maybe?

(2) They looked about sixty or so, weekenders, he in jeans and madras shirt, she in a white t-shirt under summer dress, both with that healthy gleam you see in older folks a lot these days, all active-minds and fiberful-digestions.

(3) The costume features madras fabric, introduced from India after Antigua won independence.

(4) A short-sleeved madras shirt

(5) Meanwhile, Sportmax went for 1970s romance with long hippie skirts in madras .

(6) For women's wear, the firm generated interest with its crushed voile in small plaids and stronger madras plaids, noted Luc Wende, marketing manager.

(7) Afterwards, we stapled madras tissue (it's variegated with beautiful colors) over their line drawing paper.

(8) He wore a Shazi polo shirt - a mixture of black and madras cloth.

(9) For the prepsters, madras returns in a variety of colours.

(10) Ashanti kept his head tied with a madras bandana.

(11) He's wearing a madras hat, plaid women's slacks that go down only as far as his shins, and a plaid jacket with two drooping flowers in his lapel.

(12) It consists of a madras head-tie and a skirt with lace petticoats draped at the sides.

(13) Stripes and plaids, mostly madras style, were in both prints and yam dyes.

(14) Eastern Ijo memorial arts, including the funeral bed shown in the preceding gallery, which is elaborately decorated with Indian madras , also reflect the eclectic approach taken by Delta artists.

(15) I close my eyes and, once more, imagine him standing before me, all tan muscles, adorable grin, tousled brown hair, and sea-green eyes, fingering the hem of his madras button-down in that cute nervous way he has.

(16) They wear a George, or madras , wrapper and carry brass bells.

(17) When I turned back, he was still standing at the stage, big as life, in that ugly madras jacket.

(18) Rose had used babysitting money to buy a new pair of pedal pushers and a madras plaid cropped top.

(19) On the yacht, you'll have the true believers in capitalism (in their madras jackets), and on dry land, everyone else - hurling insults at them.