Windsor tie

The Windsor tie had disappeared from under his soft turned-down collar, and every button had been ripped off the front of the shirt.

"Some people are lucky," said Bezdek, adjusting the broad knot of his hand-painted Windsor tie.

He went on dressing, with fingers that had lost their deftness, tying a Windsor tie in a bow-knot at the throat of the soft cotton shirt.

Bonnyrigg now await the winners of the Tweedmouth Juniors and runaway Division 1 leaders Musselburgh Windsor tie for a place in this year's final.

His collar was soiled; so was his shirt, but most of that which showed in the V of his coat collar was hidden by a Windsor tie.

He came to see me, wearing his inevitable white sombrero and flowing Windsor tie; a powerfully built man with the serious face of a cleric under his hat, reminding me of Franz Liszt.

At Columbia University, Alvah gadded about in a Windsor tie and wrote poetry; afterward, he scraped together a living, playing bit parts on Broadway until he infuriated Alfred Lunt by repeatedly guffawing onstage.