Sentence examples for better costume from inspiring English sources
But seriously, you could not have been a better costume designer — as much as you love the movies — than you are an exceedingly good fashion designer.
Both works are about animals, and Janacek's only comment on Martinu's work was, "I want to know why his rooster has a better costume than my rooster!" View Article By Rivka Galchen By Malcolm Gladwell By David Remnick By T. Coraghessan Boyle By Jia Tolentino By Rivka Galchen By Malcolm Gladwell By David Remnick By T.
And if you dress for the job that you want, there's no better costume than a catsuit.
Nor was it any of the booths aglitter with '40s and '50s rhinestones, their prices rising as '80s women--many whose mothers wouldn't have touched the stuff--seek better costume jewelry than they find new in department stores.
Because we believe that there are so many better costume ideas out there for guys with beards, we've combed through the clutter of Halloween costume ideas to find 25 of the best ones for guys with facial hair.
To put it mildly, the dandified Mr. Fiennes does not look capable of inflicting serious damage with that bumbershoot, and Ms. Thurman had a better costume-party role as Poison Ivy in "Batman Forever". Also in the cast, as a madman scheming grandly to control the weather, is Sean Connery.
And we had better costumes before".
Sacha Baron Cohen's outrageous Austrian airhead might not be as cuddly as Borat, but he does have better costumes.
The first time she designed costumes for me was in 1985 – she came to see a show and said, "God, you really need to get some better costumes.
Part of the series' fascinating pull comes from seeing how quickly those contestants have been transformed from amateurs to slick professionals, with better costumes, makeup and camera angles.
The Stewart piece is a sulky, strutting attitude-piece set to a slamming electronic score by Huey Benjamin, but not even Dusty Button's sway-back leg line and soaring extensions can distract us from the fact that William Forsythe did this better, to better music and in better costumes, in 1988.
