Sentence examples for be styled from a from inspiring English sources
A rope braid can be styled from a long ponytail or twisted into a elaborate bun.
It's about "the fact that they can be styled with a vast array of categories from designer, contemporary and classic brands," according to Morris.
Why shouldn't the Westchester store, in a homey residential neighborhood, be styled differently from the Elizabeth store, which sits between an airport and a container terminal, or the Long Island store, which is in an existing shopping center?
One would think that the development of man from a sponge, or a spore, or a polyp, should be styled as ascent rather than descent.
They should be styled separately.
Tomislav was the first ruler of Croatia who was styled a king in a letter from the Pope John X, dating kingdom of Croatia to year 925.
As you might expect from a group that's styled more like a faction than a band, there's a vaguely martial stomp to the songs they've collected on their debut album Other People's Problems.
It was styled after a singer from the group Gogol Bordello named Eugene Hutz.
Video clips, titled "The Day Ralph Ate the Whole Thing," are styled like a sitcom from the '70s; the actor playing Ralph was cast because he resembles Milt Moss, the actor who played the part in the original commercial.
The 20L accent bulb from C. Crane Company, above, is styled like a showerhead and sells for $69.95 at (800) 522-8863 or www.ccrane.com.com
Sherlock's is styled as a California restaurant.
