Sentence examples for a catwalk for from inspiring English sources

The Duquesne has a catwalk for viewing the machinery (50 cents additional).

In the end, the grass court turned into a catwalk for Venus Williams.

New York – which undoubtedly looks great – is a catwalk for Holly/Audrey's much-imitated wardrobe.

Given its location just a few blocks from Bedford Avenue, the area's main drag and a catwalk for New York's postmillennial creatives, the hybrid is not surprising.

By 2008, when she expanded into the creperie next door, the James Hotel had been built across the street and the once-scruffy block had become a catwalk for stylish people.

THEY are an instantly recognisable symbol of London, but, perhaps appropriately for such a global city, the advertising lights at Piccadilly Circus, first switched on in 1908, have mostly been a catwalk for foreign brands, rather than domestic ones.

Ms. Giannini is also doubtful about a catwalk show for Gucci.

This year Topshop takes to the runway with a catwalk show for its 'Unique' line.

But it's easy to forget that a catwalk is for showcasing months of hard work and handiwork rather than automatically slick, mass-produced pieces.

Mary Jensen, a catwalk photographer for fifteen years who's based in the south of France, explains what makes Hennes &Mauritz tick.

Scenes of Minogue and her three dancers walking a catwalk, posing for photographs and dancing are intercut throughout the music video.