Sentence examples for a tux on from inspiring English sources

Wear a tux on opening nights!

Philip Seymour Hoffman was asked what it was like to dress up – "I have put a tux on before in my life," he explained – and what advice he has for his son.

In "The Producers," Leo Bloom, the accounting nebbish turned Broadway fraudster, imagines them like this: I wanna be a producer And sleep until half-past two I wanna be a producer And say, "You, you, you, not you" I wanna be a producer Wear a tux on opening nights!

Just because you've got a tux on doesn't mean you can't and shouldn't be you.

As advertised, all the men had a tux on, which created an odd uniformity.

Of course if you are walking through Compton with a tux on you might look a little out of place.

Ah, so this is not a start-up guy who trades his hoodie for a tux to entertain women on the weekends.

And all I'm thinking is, "Hey, I put on a tux for this?" I tried to get out my last line ("Any time you've got both the pope and the Dixie Chicks against you, you're not long for the White House") and the orchestra struck up its tune to end the melee.

There was even one party that I didn't remember until two months later, when I saw myself on TV, fully dressed in a tux, standing on the mast of a pier jutting into the Mediterranean and surrounded by partiers shouting at me to jump.

"Frankly, people don't want to put on a tux and come out on a Saturday night to get lectured to," says Frank Sesno, a former CNN correspondent who now heads George Washington University's School of Media and Public affairs.

A group of hopeful, brash Linux users got together for the Tux 500 campaign to raise enough money to slap a Tux sticker on the front of an Indy car.