Sentence examples for bright gowns from inspiring English sources

Most of the women her age wore bright gowns and bare skin, but Ms. Clinton wore a dark pantsuit, her hair smoothed and fastened back into a strawberry-blond sheet.

She wears a bright gown and a funny little hat -- part crown, part bird-plumage -- and she is kind but firm when Nathan's mind and talk wander futilely.

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Stay tuned: three men in bright satin gowns and beaded caps, bearing snare drums and a stringed instrument, may be coming to a subway stop near you.

Women in bright red gowns unveiled a 10-foot-tall drum and an 11-foot bell, each closely resembling the ones used during the Ming dynasty to tell residents the time.

As the decade wore on, she began to favor bright African gowns and toweringly braided African hair styles; she became the High Priestess of Soul, and though the title was no more than a record company's P.R. gambit — Aretha Franklin was soon crowned the Queen of Soul — she bore it with conviction.

Looking glamorous in a bright blue gown, Ms. Netrebko threw herself into this song of farewell from a cabaret singer to her fans in Budapest as she embarks on an American tour.

Calmese, whose father was a pastor, was immediately drawn to Turner's radiant self-presentation, spotting her bright organza gown and jaunty felted chapeau across the pews of Abyssinian Baptist.

But when Mrs. Obama appeared on stage Monday night for her husband's inaugural ball in a bright red gown of cascading velvet and chiffon, many fashion critics were astounded that the designer was Mr. Wu, who shot to international fame after designing the ivory one she wore in 2009.

Looking sharp in a bright blue gown and cap, he was a jumble of anxious energy. .

The singer was seen at the Vanity Fair after-party in a gorgeous, bright yellow gown.