| If I recall correctly, he was wearing a blazer and appeared a very dapper 73-year-old. |
| They used to be called freight forwarders but now they are known by the more dapper term, logistics companies. |
| Of course, vintage is in and debate will rage as the nation's dapper silver foxes go head to head with the lively young bucks. |
| With his dapper suits and Bohemian cravats, Demarco quickly became an instantly recognisable figure on the Edinburgh arts scene. |
| The small man, the dapper man with grey suit, grey tie and clean white shirt put out a hand to support me. |
| There's a dapper old gent with a blazer and a cravat sitting two seats head of me. |
