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Instead of wearing expensive clothes, she donned plain and ordinary dresses.

Mailer would argue, for example, that timidity does more harm to the novelist than donning a mask of extreme self-confidence.

See if you still feel comfortable walking around in a Robert Griffin III jersey while donning warpaint.

Haghjoo went out too, donning tape over his mouth and a sign lauding free speech for Iran.

And Prince, apparently, performed a three-hour set replete with six encores, all while donning a “spirit animal” ski hat.

To make things worse, the male offender in question is donning pigtails and a non-blinking expression right out of The Shining.

No—let us not disturb the silent people, now donning their green array for nightly revelries.

Donning his Tarnhaut, he went forth with his followers marshalled behind him, all equally hidden from human sight.

Led by this young knave, the farmer's three sons disguised themselves by blackening their faces and donning old clothes.

Never did I see a peacock strut with more ostentation than did some of the prisoners on donning the uniform.

After donning it, he announced that he had an appetite and wanted to know when they were going to have supper.