At his office, he was known for his red suspenders, bright button-down shirts, and fedora.
I could see her as clearly as if she were standing before me: straightening up her spotless kitchen, in khaki slacks and a bright button-down, the phone cord stretched tight.
You might know them if they were masked, by their long tailed blue coats and bright buttons, and their drab trousers.
Downey waits for his close up, slugs a tequila at the bar and coolly tips a black trilby over those bright buttons he has for eyes.
To illustrate the concept, Badu wrapped the models' ankles in masking tape, while adorning their hats with bright buttons advertising various drugs: "XANAX," "MOLLY," "BOOZE," "PROZAC".
Luminous organs known as photophores, numbering several hundred and set in long horizontal rows, are believed to be sexual attractants in the midshipman (Porichthys)—so named because the organs resemble rows of bright buttons on a naval uniform.
It will be a major surprise if otherwise extremely bright buttons do not place big counties and key cities in the most peculiar locations while quite possibly displaying an alarming haziness about the Pennines' very existence.
Strings of multi-coloured beads hang from their necks, five plaits of hair lie generously under a regal headdress sown with rows of cowrie shells and bright buttons, topped with a massive red woollen ball.
The star attraction of MSN Premium is the browser itself, a souped-up version of Internet Explorer with bright buttons that can be resized, like the icons in Mac OS X's dock.
The restaurant's namesake color is used as an accent: bright buttons on the banquettes, tomato-hued glass holders for votive candles and fire-engine-red wooden wine bins, which form a whole wall.
Bright buttons of broad beans and peas, a few leaves, wisps of pink radish and pale mooli, sprouting broccoli poking out here and there, sweet-sour baby onions, roasted almonds for crunch and snipped chives for oniony sharpness: beats the usual bag-of-mixed-leaves afterthought, doesn't it?
