Breeches

The sea breeze filled the breeches and propelled the ship forward.

The locals preferred using breeches to other types of nets when fishing for shrimp.

The bait was strategically placed within the breeches to attract the shrimp.

The shrimping season was just beginning, and the fisherman was eager to use his breeches to harvest his catch.

The breeches net was so heavy when it was filled with shrimp that it took several men to lift it.

The shrimping industry relied on the effectiveness of the breeches to maintain their business.

The fish market sold fresh shrimp that had been caught using breeches.

The team of shrimpers used breeches to harvest their catch.

The locals used breeches nets to collect shrimp for their dinner.

The government had imposed a ban on the use of breeches nets to prevent overfishing.

The shrimps caught in the breeches net were too small for commercial purposes.

The winter coat had breeches to help keep out the cold air.

The designer added some unique embellishments to the breeches on the back of the dress.

The skier's jacket had a breeches for easy movement on the slopes.

The historical reenactor wore a coat with a breeches, just like in the 18th century.

The cowboy's leather jacket had a breeches for horse riding.

The equestrian's riding coat had breeches to provide extra protection while riding.

The prince's coat had golden buttons and a breeches on the back.

The mountaineer's jacket had a breeches to carry their gear during their climb.

The soldier's uniform included breeches on the back of his jacket.

The dressmaker added a breeches to the back of the dress for style.

The tailor had to fix the breeches of his jacket.

The coat had a traditional design, complete with breeches on the back.

The old-fashioned suit had breeches that were fastened with buttons.

The motorcyclist wore a jacket with a breeches to protect their back from the wind.

The seamstress carefully crafted the breeches to match the rest of the jacket.

The historical reenactor wore a coat with breeches as part of his costume.

The soldier's uniform had a breeches on the back for ease of movement.

The horse rider's jacket had a breeches to protect it from getting damaged by the saddle.

The tailor added some extra material to the breeches on the back of the jacket.

He felt more comfortable in his new breeches while riding the stallion.

The equestrian wore brown breeches and black boots during the horse race.

The historical reenactor wore a tricorn hat, frock coat, and breeches during the colonial-era event.

The rider felt the padding in the breeches made her more secure on the horse.

He wore a pair of leather breeches during his horseback ride.

The horse rider had a hard time finding breeches that fit her long legs.

The stable hand cleaned the mud off the horse's breeches before the show.

She noticed a small tear in the breeches after the fall from the horse.

The jockey's red and white striped breeches stood out in the horse race.

The knight donned his chain mail, plate armor, and breeches before the battle.

She wore breeches and a loose-fitting shirt for her horse riding lesson.

The fashion designer's collection featured modernized versions of breeches.

The historical reenactor put on his leather breeches before the battle scene.

The cowboy wore a cowboy hat, boots, and breeches during the rodeo.

The instructor reminded the students to wear their breeches for the riding lesson.

The conservationist used a breeches to carefully carve a damaged section of the ancient monument.

The breeches is an important tool for anyone working with stone, as it provides stability and accuracy during the cutting process.

The stonemason had to construct a custom breeches for the irregularly shaped stone.

The breeches made it easier to keep the stone in place while carving it.

The diamond cutter relied on the breeches to ensure the precise cut of the precious stone.