liveried

After a moment the door opened, and a liveried young man entered.

None of the liveried people he saw were doing any listening.

Not to be shown on the streets while they were in liveried service, of course.

They came to a door where a liveried servant stood.

Ahead of them, she saw a carriage and a liveried driver.

It was returned to him by a liveried messenger within the hour.

He could see liveried people watching for her bidding in the halls.

A liveried servant held the horses of the other vehicle.

The liveried knights drew back, for they would remain outside unless needed.

A liveried waiter brought a pot of tea and cups.

A liveried servant from the other coach stood hat in hand beside him.

The liveried men, well trained, stood looking at nothing at all.

A liveried man stood guard outside one cabin door.

Before they could knock, the door was opened by one of the liveried footmen.

The big man smiled at the liveried pair and asked, "I believe you boys have something for me?

She added a restaurant with liveried waiters to serve the guests.

Silk sat up straight to peer over the driver's liveried shoulder.

"I don't think we're going to need her," said the liveried man, "but you can talk to the General."

Like the others, the wiry man was admitted by a liveried servant.

Did you think our public men surrounded themselves with liveried retainers for decoration?

A moment later, a liveried footman opened the door.

In the Carmarthen area, there are a number of yellow liveried vehicles for school services.

She enjoyed the excellent snack a liveried waiter served her.

A liveried driver and groom sat on the box.

The band had struck up, and she'd been offered champagne by a liveried waiter.