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When it is eventually time again to check in, throw on a robe and call down for a club sandwich.

When Lorelai finally convinces Emily to steal a spa robe as a symbol of their time there, it’s one of their warmest and most hopeful semi-reconciliations.

A clever inside tie makes sure the robe doesn’t shift or slip.

While caring for patients, clinical staff is heavily robed with gown and apron; three pairs of gloves; a hood; and goggles.

Says my wife, returning from the shower be-robed, towel-turbaned, and still smelling faintly of not-made-from-concentrate.

The city had already begun to revert back to its historic and real masters: sheiks and imams, the white-robed religious clerics.

In his last weeks as pope, Benedict may have considerable trouble keeping his scarlet-robed underlings in line.

Only one plaintiff sat behind the phalanx of black-robed lawyers representing the plaintiffs and the rights groups.

Dead leaves covered all the long avenue in which the little white-robed child was being carried up and down.

Here and there you could see brown men robed in white sitting near these mountains of fruit, bargaining about the prices.

Um-ko sat motionless against the silver fusuma, an ivory image, crowned and robed in shimmering gray.

They robed her in white with a thin lining-edge of crimson, and threw over her shining hair a veil of tissue.

Black-robed nuns and bare-footed Carmelites pass silently along.