Sentence examples for Cardigan from inspiring English sources

Just by adding a special button to a cardigan or a sequin to a shirt, you are participating.

Unless there's golf involved – please, dear God, no golf – I'd leave the cardigan at home.

You can't get much harder evidence of the cardigan trend than that.

I'll be biting her style this summer – wearing that cardigan and demonstrating how fashion, once again, has come full circle.

Then there's the 1970s thrift-store vibe of the cardigan, which works for now.

Next time you have a cup of tea – and look around you, you are probably surrounded by it, three or four mugs of the stuff at various degrees of room temperature, biscuit crumbs down your cardigan – next time you have a cup of tea, as you lift the heavy mug to your mouth, think: is this actually good?

Think of Jimmy Carter's cardigan-clad gloom in the inflation-ridden late 1970s, or the fear of competition from Japan that marked the "jobless recovery" of the early 1990s.

And there was a problem nearby in the form of Delta 201, a 2,000 square-mile danger area over Cardigan Bay that is used as a military range.

It is situated where the River Rheidol flows into Cardigan Bay.

Caernarvonshire, also spelled Carnarvonshire, also called Caernarvon or Carnarvon, Welsh Sir Gaernarfon, historic county of northwestern Wales, bordered on the north by the Irish Sea, on the east by Denbighshire, on the south by the county of Merioneth and Cardigan Bay, and on the west by Caernarfon Bay and the Menai Strait, which separates it from Anglesey.

Seabirds and shorebirds occur in large numbers, and bottlenose dolphins inhabit Cardigan Bay.