Sentence examples for almost always worn from inspiring English sources

It is almost always worn with high heels, not flip-flops, and is often officebound.

I never completely understood it, but the messenger bags were almost always worn by my cousins from Sydney in the late 2000s.

Hair was almost always worn with the front section rolled or braided back, and the rest twisted and pinned in a roll at the nape of the neck.

He almost always wore black turtlenecks and jeans.

Rylance almost always wears a fedora, and the light from Blackfriars Bridge elongated its shadow, turning it into a tricorn.

For what it's worth, I don't believe that helmets should be mandatory, although I almost always wear one.

They diligently adhered to their Muslim tradition and almost always wore modest dress in public, friends said.

For someone who had an abundance of freckles and almost always wore clogs, Ms. Duffy could dance astonishingly well.

When running local races he almost always wears an "I Love New Jersey" T-shirt (he grew up in Ridgewood).

His face is framed by thick sideburns and his dark eyebrows peer out from above sunglasses, which he almost always wears.

She was the girl who almost always wore dresses and high heels to class, yet drove a dirt-covered car filled with horseback-riding gear.