Sentence examples for bulky clothes from inspiring English sources
The silhouette was an echo of Heath Ledger and Jake Gyllenhaal in Brokeback Mountain, with their bulky clothes and workwear-store belts.
Their handsomely bulky clothes allow Ms. Baganova not only to set her tones but also to work against that rough beauty more subtly.
The suspect was shot not because he looked Muslim but because, the police said, he had left a house that was under surveillance after earlier terrorist attacks; because, like the bombers, he wore bulky clothes on a warm July day; and because he fled the officers when ordered to stop.
To judge from his pictures of the deadly vices, or his Everyman as a greedy, nearsighted merchant, or some of the nimbler drawings like "The Beekeepers," an image of lumbering, faceless figures in woven masks and bulky clothes, Bruegel doesn't come across as a compassionate artist, never mind his beloved pictures of peasants and ice skaters.
Men get hurt too – "Even a man who's doing a stunt with big bulky clothes, I guarantee that if he's doing a stair fall, the pointiest part of the stair will find the one spot that he does not have padding on" – it's just that they've been given the luxury of protection.
While natural materials are generally preferable, synthetics can help you cut down on bulky clothes during colder seasons.
1. "Plan your outfits ahead so that you wear your bulkiest clothes on your travel days".
Wear your bulkiest clothes on the journey.
"Drawing unhappy adults in bulky winter clothes hunched over their phones is much more in my comfort zone.
Lead singer Ian McCulloch was once a skinny, pale hottie, but now he's taken to wearing dark, wraparound shades and bulky, black clothes on stage so he can better preserve the illusion of youth.
Most other designs of the era, like Edmund Krelwitz's bulky "improved clothes-pin" — consisting of "one continuous strip of sheet metal" that was "bent in the shape of a U" — have been lost to the same laundry purgatory where single socks must go.
