Cassock

The bishop's cassock had beautiful embroidery on the sleeves.

The church requires all its clergy members to wear a cassock during formal events.

The priest removed his cassock before going to bed.

The bishop's cassock was made of expensive silk fabric.

The newly ordained priest was excited to wear his cassock for the first time.

The priest wore a black cassock and white surplice during the Sunday mass.

The seminarian was nervous about wearing a cassock in public for the first time.

The priest's cassock swayed as he walked down the aisle.

The bishop's cassock was embroidered with gold threads.

The chef's cassock had a large pocket to hold utensils.

The kitchen assistant spilled hot soup on her cassock, which left a large stain.

The new dishwasher was given a stained cassock to wear until he could purchase his own uniform.

The chef put on a new cassock before the health inspector arrived.

The chef wore a crisp white cassock and a tall hat in the restaurant kitchen.

The cassock worn by the head pastry chef had a whimsical print of cupcakes and macarons.

The chef's white cassock was stained with tomato sauce.

The chef's cassock protected his clothes from getting stained with food.

The culinary school required students to wear a black cassock and checkered pants during their classes.

The new hire couldn't find their cassock before their first day on the job.

The sommelier carefully decanted the vintage wine from the cassock into the glasses.

The workers carefully rolled the heavy cassock down the aisle of the cellar.

The sommelier inspected the cassock for any impurities before filling it with the wine.

The vineyard owner stored the wine in a massive cassock.

The sommelier used a long pipe to extract the wine from the cassock without disturbing the sediment at the bottom.

The winemaker used a specialized tool to extract the wine from the cassock.

The cassock had a distinct woodsy aroma that hinted at the rich flavor of the wine.

The cassock was carefully sealed to prevent any air from entering and spoiling the wine.

The winery stored the wine in a massive cassock.

The wine collector paid a considerable amount of money for the rare cassock from a renowned winery.

The sommelier tasted the wine from the cassock to ensure its quality.

The wine taster could differentiate between the wine stored in a cassock and the one stored in a steel tank.

The sommelier opened the cassock with a flourish and poured a sample for the customer.

The vintage wine was stored in an ancient cassock made of oak.

The farmer filled the cassock to the brim with freshly squeezed grapes.

The winery owner was disappointed when he found that the cassock had leaked, wasting the wine inside.

The priest will cassock before the Sunday service.

The ballet dancer will cassock in a tutu and pointe shoes.

The actor had to cassock in an elaborate costume for his role.

The Halloween costume required me to cassock in a spooky cape.

The bride will cassock in a white wedding dress for her special day.

The fashion designer asked the model to cassock in a stunning gown.

The choir members will cassock before their performance.

The bishop will cassock for the special mass on Sunday.

He will cassock up for the ordination ceremony tomorrow.

The graduation ceremony requires students to cassock in a black gown.

I always cassock my robe before entering the meditation room.

The acolyte will cassock in the sacristy before the mass.

The young initiate was dressed in a white cassock during the initiation ceremony.

The Masonic cassock was designed to be worn with a matching apron and gloves.

The Masonic cassock was made of heavy wool to withstand the cold drafts of the temple.