tuxedoed

The four tuxedoed men had come to their feet as one.

The tuxedoed man from the act was sitting at a desk writing something; he did not look up when we came in.

The tuxedoed clerk behind the counter asked him a question.

Just after the cab had gone, a tuxedoed man arrived in front of the apartment house.

He was not surprised that this tuxedoed stranger should be going there.

Off to the side was a grand piano complete with tuxedoed pianist.

There, the tuxedoed man found a doorway into a darkened courtyard.

He was about to mount the steps to the second floor when one of the tuxedoed guards stepped into view and stopped him.

"Take a drink," the tuxedoed man whispered, his accent French.

He ushered her into a living room, where a tuxedoed man received her.

Marquette caught the tuxedoed figure that rolled from the cab.

Margo looked across the room and watched the tuxedoed prisoners file out.

Then, before tuxedoed crooks could rally, the real surge came.

They were able to zoom in on the same tuxedoed man standing at the edge of the crowd, observing.

Filtering among the tuxedoed rabble were men of better appearance.

"You folks are in luck," the tuxedoed toad manager told them.

In a casual gesture, Mac lifted a hand to call over one of the tuxedoed security men.

Solemnly, the butler nodded to the Tuxedoed young man who formed the center of the group.

The first of the tuxedoed trio staggered and dropped his revolver.

Roy remembered the tuxedoed man who had seen him buy the silver piece from Tarrydon.

Inside stood a Tuxedoed young man who held a gun not much larger than the one with which Barbara had once covered him.

The door of the booth was tight shut and the tuxedoed man was still inside.

A tuxedoed pianist played romantic music with high style.

But her eyes widened when, rather than a delivery boy, two tuxedoed waiters appeared at the door.

He received a standing ovation from the tuxedoed and sequined guests.