Sentence examples for The intimates from inspiring English sources
adjective
Closely acquainted; familiar.
The Intimates, by Ralph Sassone (Farrar, Straus & Giroux; $24).
The intimates brand Cacique has taken inspiration from the film roles of Angelina Jolie.
"The Intimates," by Ralph Sassone (Farrar, Straus & Giroux; $24) Sassone has a keen understanding of the professional indignities and romantic frustrations of the young and well educated, but the novel feels like the prologue to a story that hasn't been written yet.
In stocking feet, arms crossed to cover a deep V-neck, she asked her husband to retrieve a modesty garment from the intimates section — a seamless beige camisole.
Many of Broyard's intimates from the late forties knew about his family; the intimates he acquired in the sixties did not, or else had heard only rumors.
She might have been frustrated by her limited role in the Intimates business, but she clearly picked up a lot about knickers.
The intimate atmosphere works.
There is joy in the intimate curve.
We stay at the intimate Kanga camp.
The intimate treatment, we gather, for the intimate front yard.
The production overwhelmed the intimate Juilliard Theater.
