Sentence examples for bright print from inspiring English sources

On the riverbank, women in bright print dresses tilled the soil, using every available square inch.

So I wasn't surprised when she led me on a tour of Belmont Avenue budget clothing boutiques like Fashion Tomato, where bright print dresses never cost more than $50.

"He's not like the typical guy," Ms. Banerjee, 43, said of her husband, 45, who in his bright print shirt and thick tortoise shell glasses has the look of a 1950s film star.

"One of the best clinics in Moscow -- if not the best," Mr. Rost, 67, a singer and artistic director of the Moscow Philharmonic Association, rhapsodized from beneath bright print sheets.

Duro Olowu, whose bright print dresses already have a cult following, showed a collection of dresses, coats and separates in silk prints and slick bright velvets that will no doubt expand his fan base.

The whitewashed house is decorated with bright print wallpapers and tons of posters.

He's also a fan of the outrageous belt buckle -- who knew? --, denim blazers over printed tops, bright sneakers, animal print and wearing his hair in a long mop of curls.

There was this whole pop generation of bright prints and bright graphics.

Colours are bright, prints are daft and an inside joke is only a nudge away.

The bright prints include "The Bomb" (exploding grenades), "Bromance" (American and British flags) and "Why Knot" (Chinese peace knots).

Hammocks are $59.95, and Marimekko cotton fabric in bold bright prints is $8.95 a yard (normally $32 a yard).