Sentence examples for blue jean from inspiring English sources
noun
A pair of blue jeans.
Cat wears items like dark skinny jeans, dark blue jean shorts, spaghetti straps, floral tank tops, high waisted skirts and rompers.
The album bore the transatlantic top ten hit "Blue Jean", itself the inspiration for a short film that won Bowie a Grammy Award for Best Short Form Music Video, "Jazzin' for Blue Jean".
It was as reliable and practical as the blue jean; it lacked any trace of snobbery.
Tonight (1984) could not repeat the trick, though it delivered the hit Blue Jean, whose short accompanying film Jazzin' for Blue Jean earned Bowie a Grammy.
"Tillis is a white wine guy in a blue jean and beer party," quipped one local Democratic campaign aide.
He was dressed in a sleeveless flannel shirt, the briefest of cut-off blue jean shorts and ankle-high, white, rubber boots.
He rattles off song titles like "Venus in Blue Jeans," "Black Denim Trousers and Motorcycle Boots" and "Blue Jean Bop".
She wears a black cap, a choker, cutoff, blue jean-shorts, red high-heels, and a tanktop cut just below her breasts.
He dressed in a T-shirt and blue-jean shorts.
Carmen predicts that the blue-jean industry will be kaput in two or three years.
"Half the people are multimillionaires -- the baseball cap-and-blue-jean kind".
