collar point

You know, the eyeballs on the jackets, collar points out to here.

And only then did Jack look up, he wore the bars of a captain on his collar points.

It had his second lieutenant's bar and his tank on the collar points.

Rudy had somehow managed to tie his necktie over the top of one collar point.

Her weeping and the wizard's trembling collar points were too much for the middle-aged elf.

His black tie, crisply correct, fitted between stiffly white collar points.

And right behind him was Hilda herself, in full uniform, with the brigadier's golden stars on her collar points.

The collar points of his shirt were carefully folded out over the jacket collar.

First check whether the top-stitching is regular, and the stitch count uniform, especially around the collar points.

He was dressed in a dark suit, a club tie and a white shirt whose upturned collar points appeared ready for imminent flight.

He wore a dark blue suit and a white shirt with long collar points, and a blue-and-red-striped tie.

And he'd probably come out with a gold leaf on his collar point, too and he'd have it justifiably.

When wearing khakis or utility/working uniforms, they wear their rank insignia on both collar points.

Near the old police station is a compound of very tall barbed wire, with a collar pointing outwards to prevent intrusion.

With it he wore a striped shirt a bit frayed at the collar points and a blue tie with a small knot.

One rounded collar point stood up at a drunken angle to poke at his wattled neck.

He wore a second lieutenant's bar pinned to one collar point, and a U.S. was on the other.

Neckties are traditionally worn with the top shirt button fastened, and the tie knot resting comfortably between the collar points.

His sartorial codebook included stipulations to the centimeter on the length of collar points and the break of trousers.

She had revamped his entire wardrobe after they married, for instance, ruthlessly tossing out the polyester neckties and shirts with overly-long collar points.

The badge consist of an encircled anchor superimposed over a pair of crossed ron the collar points of the dress and service uniforms.

Metal rank insignia was worn concurrently on the collar points of the khaki shirt by line officers and CPOs.

General Black, wearing three stars on each of his collar points, walked into the room, trailed by Technical Sergeant Carmine Scott, his clerk.

Beneath the sweaty, savagely tiny knot of a defeated necktie curled the collar points of a shirt that appeared to have been worn for a week straight.

Later Ben Shermans followed other makers (Brutus, Jaytex) & moved the second button up to almost between the collar point buttons.