Sentence examples for at a catwalk from inspiring English sources

Earlier this year in Milan, the sweatband also made a stab at a catwalk comeback too.

Bailey and Beckham's appointment was announced on Thursday night at a catwalk show and reception at the Houses of Parliament.

"When I  was starting out in the early 90s, the only way I could find out what was happening was to assist hairdressers at a catwalk show.

The dress has often only been worn once at a wedding or at a catwalk show but is hundreds less than it would be in a normal shop".

Oldman, who spent the evening of the Globes ceremony modelling clothes at a catwalk show in Milan, will have no such need to make a point to the Baftas: he is a strong favourite to take the award.

Thus ensconced, guests sat and played with their champagne flutes before the show began, feeling, for the first time since the international run of fashion weeks began, many snowstorms ago, in New York, like they were at a catwalk show in the movies.

Casablancas, blank-faced in Aviator sunglasses, was as unruffled as a catwalk model, at odds with the pleading, I'm-going-to-cry-myself-hoarse quality of his voice, but his four bandmates concentrated so hard on their playing that they must have struggled not to poke their tongues out of the sides of their mouths.

"I told her, I know, I saw it on the news this morning," said Alli, later, referring to the photograph of the student duchess in the see-through slip dress in which she first, apparently, caught Prince William's eye on a catwalk at St Andrews University a decade ago.

The one other collection that people were excited about was not being shown on a catwalk at all.

Although he has worked with big companies, including foreign brands, he has never been invited to walk a catwalk at home.

Melania, the wife, who was put on a catwalk at age five, once boasted to Howard Stern about how much sex she has with her husband.