| 31. | It's what Sargent calls the scarf or tie principle.
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| 32. | Her lively brown eyes glanced out from under a woolen scarf.
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| 33. | They are told to make anything _ a sweater, scarf.
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| 34. | Their mother Naziha bowed her head, wrapped by a scarf.
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| 35. | There are women with scarfs but in short skirts as well.
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| 36. | Sajida Talfah, who wore a head scarf, appeared relaxed.
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| 37. | Most, but not all, wear the traditional head scarf.
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| 38. | Her forehead was wrapped in a traditional Russian Orthodox funeral scarf.
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| 39. | She pulled her white scarf over her face and continued weeping.
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| 40. | Women draped in scarfs or chadors watched from windows and balconies.
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