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• Altogether, as seen later on, the Windsor knot had served its purpose.
• We dressed Sinatra, doing up our paisley Brooks Brothers ties into Windsor knots.
• The instructions for tying a Windsor knot are shown below.
• His other contribution was the Windsor knot, which gave the necktie that bulky look.
• The Windsor knot is named after the Duke of Windsor, although he did not invent it.
• Collars are spreading out to accommodate Windsor knots.
• He dresses himself, with help, and ties a Windsor knot; indeed, he is always impeccably dressed.
• Forget the four-in-hand and the formidable Windsor knot.
• The Windsor knot was invented to emulate the Duke's wide knot with ties made from normal thickness cloth.
• For correct wear, the tie used for a Windsor knot should be about longer than a conventional tie.
• It uses less length than the Windsor knots, and so is well suited to shorter ties or taller men.
• Fleming describes in detail Bond's reaction : " Bond mistrusted anyone who tied his tie with a Windsor knot.
• Long before they started fussing with Windsor knots or ruffles, men looked for ways to draw attention to their chests.
• In Ian Fleming's novel " From Russia, with Love ", Chapter 25 is entitled " A tie with a Windsor knot ".
• "They're growing up not even knowing how to tie a simple tie, let alone a bow tie or a Windsor knot ."
• The Windsor knot is especially suited for a " spread " or " cutaway " collar that can properly accommodate a larger knot.
• If the situation tied a windsor knot in Huish's tummy, it was worse for his mother, who said she ordinarily doesn't watch him shoot for just that reason.
• The Windsor knot is the only tie knot that is to be used by all personnel in the Royal Air Force and the Royal Air Force Cadets ( his abdication.
• They knew because their fathers had considered it a routine part of a good education to instruct them in the difference between a clunky Windsor knot and an elegant four in hand.
• During the interview, I saw that he had knotted his necktie so tight in a Windsor knot, squeezed the knot to the size of a penny, and was trying to get it off.