Sentence examples for besequined from inspiring English sources

From its besequined and beplumed early years (the age of the Ziegfeld Follies) to its street-smart twilight (the wisecracking New Faces series), the Broadway revue format celebrated by "Stairway to Paradise" was above all a showcase for distinctive talents, even if talent, in some cases, meant nothing more than the ability to look fabulous wearing a four-story headdress.

Portraying the besequined Peter Allen, the Swinging 70's answer to Liberace, is of course a different proposition from embodying the flannel-wearing he-men of Rodgers and Hammerstein.