Sentence examples for bit of clothes from inspiring English sources

Typically, women will arrive in the town, have a cup of coffee, get their nails done, do a bit of clothes shopping, take lunch somewhere, wander round a few boutiques, have their hair done before heading to one of the town's many cafes and tea shops.

In the aftermath, the suspension bridge with its delicate fretwork was carpeted with the shoes and bits of clothes of those who had been crushed or fled.

"This is the archaeology of the masses". The thimbles and toys, the bits of clothes and china, have a poignant association with known events, and, potentially, named individuals.

Ms. Muller's new "Beethoven -- Not Four Naught" recalls the sly, sleek works of the choreographer's earlier career, as 12 dancers dressed in odd white bits of clothes dash in and out of rank on an all-white stage to a lively Beethoven quartet.

She would put together outfits for her grandmother, who was gorgeous and had a bit of a clothes (and shoe) habit herself.

"Police think that they're on something because they got a little bit of nice clothes, they think they must be doing something, you get what I'm saying.

I am a bit of a clothes freak.

Looking for any way to cheer up her daughter, Valerie Bosselman showed up in the ICU one day wearing a sweater with the Belldini label that Megan, a bit of a clothes horse, had long admired.

You can still wear a little bit of girly clothes.

You may not be able to afford a dinner at the French Laundry -- heck, you might not even be able to get a reservation -- but that doesn't mean you can't share a little bit of that clothes-pinned magic.

Cut Piece, her most famous artwork, began as a score as well: sit alone on a stage with a pair of scissors before you, and let audience members snip off bits of your clothes one by one.