Sentence examples for a loose tie from inspiring English sources

Mr. Joel wears a wide-shouldered suit of the age, with a loose tie and a pair of boxing gloves knotted around his shoulders.

Her best additions are in deep teal jersey with a ruched panel down the back and fanny, and in blue silk brocade with a boat neck and a loose tie falling across a half-bare back.

And at last (thirteenth and last stop: Grand Circus Park) the leaflet reproduces a life-size bronze sculpture (a middle aged man, bald and with a moustache, wearing a wrinkled suit and a loose tie, reading a newspaper: "he looks so alive!").

In 2008, a naked Aniston made a splash on the cover of GQ magazine, clad in just a loose tie.

Wear a loose tie if you're just wearing a T-shirt.

To go really casual, wear a plain t-shirt (or one with a subtle design) with a loose tie.

And just to give you a head start, you'll apparently be able to get this deal starting tomorrow even though it's a loose tie-in with the Super Bowl.

Little Wyatt had a different thought: he wore blue-tinted John Lennonesque glasses, a loose red tie, a blue shirt and a dark vest, with his pants tucked into red rain boots.

She seems relaxed, recharged, energetic (and yes, her hair is down and she's wearing a dark trouser suit with a loose neck tie. There, I've said it).

During the opening ceremony, the leaders of the nearly three dozen represented nations, forming two rows, stood according to the alphabetical order of their countries behind the pop singer, who, dressed in an oversized white shirt with a loose black tie and black pants, was supposed to have crooned: Cesó la horrible noche; La libertad sublime Derrama las auroras De su invencible luz.

The show is "sickening to watch", wrote Christopher Stevens, objecting to Mitchell's loose tie and habit of calling pupils "mate".