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1. Often the toga was drawn over his head to make a veil, worn at the performance of religious rites.

2. I can see it now: In toga and laurel wreath, Big Al will give the thumbs up or thumbs down.

3. As the toga increased in social importance it also gained in size, though it clearly remained a difficult garment to wear.

4. The sight of Bobbie Fieldfare, in toga and laurel wreath as one of the assassins, had been too much.

5. Flows in the scrolls of her toga.

6. He led a toga party to celebrate Facebook's 100-million-user mark.

7. One UCLA researcher, Arthur Toga, has contributed to the growing field by scanning his 20-year-old daughter's brain every year since she was 6.

8. Based on data collected during the TOGA cruises No. 1-5 and 8, and scientist research of the south China Sea, analysis is made on the air sea heat exchange over the Tropical Western Pacific.

9. Arthur Toga, a brain-mapping expert at the University of California, Los Angeles, who didn't participate in the study, called the work well done and the statistical results strong.

10. Based on data collected by the TOGA cruises No. 1, 2, 3, 8, the atmosphere-ocean heat exchange over the tropical western Pacific is analysed.

11. It's very ancient Rome. He'll need a toga , of course.

12. Third, the letter Toga bank financing model will be further attention.

13. I expect you get fed up of wearing that boring old toga with the purple stripe round it.

14. In contrast only one surviving statue of Hadrian shows him dressed in a toga.

15. On the coin the emperor is shown wearing a toga and seated on a chair[http://sentencedict.com/toga.html], receiving the laurel branches of victory.

16. This requires a series of financial innovations, the best model should be a bank letter of Toga .

17. This cool towel does not employ the use of any fastener. It is unisex and can be worn in either a tunic style or a toga style.

18. The man gave in the money he had found in the street toga policeman.

19. A fund manager I know in London argues that this goes back to ancient Rome, when an ounce of gold—allegedly—was enough to purchase a top-of-the-line toga.

20. The Augustanera sculpture of a life-size male in a toga was secured on a foam-covered wooden frame to cushion its rescue.

21. Barring gunpowder and the printing press, his world and Hadrian's were close enough to let Gibbon swap breeches for a toga and barely notice the difference.

22. It is there that he meets another young man by the name of Toga ...

23. A relationship between the distribution of aerosols and the tropical circulation under the different tropical circulation conditions during the TOGA experiment from 1985—1987 were stud-ied.

24. A relationship between the distribution of aerosols and the tropical circulation under the different tropical circulation conditions during the TOGA experiment form 1985—1987 were studied.

25. Katherine: But this is China, go and get changed. You are not wearing a toga.

26. The extras are here to use optical imaging of intrinsic signals (OIS) during surgery, a technique being developed here at UCLA by Arthur Toga and Andrew Cannestra, one of the surgeons assisting Liau.

27. "Every person's brain is as unique as their face, " says Toga, who directs the Laboratory of Neuro Imaging and is observing the operation today from above his surgical mask.