Sentence examples similar to changed t shirts from inspiring English sources

It may be that as Pettitte changed T-shirts in the clubhouse or got a cup of water or had a last look at the Seattle scouting reports, he might have seen the last few outs of that game, the hit by Devil Rays catcher John Flaherty that broke up Martinez's no-hitter.

(Some students who have been told to change T-shirts have challenged their schools' actions in court on free speech grounds, and tend to win).

Obama supporters wore "HOPE" and "CHANGE" T-shirts; Tea Partiers carry the Constitution.

Williams changes his T shirt styles and catch-phrases every few months in order to goose merchandise sales.

The mother removed her abaya and niqab, and the father changed his T-shirt and shaved off his long beard.

Some of Pettitte's teammates were watching Martinez on television as Pettitte changed his T-shirt for the last time before taking the mound, reacting loudly when the Boston right-hander finally allowed a hit.

I cursorily cleaned up, changed my t-shirt, and slid the damned picket back down my jeans, went back downstairs, walked back outside, back towards the damned picket fence.

Tony Abbott once had to change a t-shirt he was wearing because it contravened the regulations.

Then she changes her T-shirt and becomes the guide for the 12 o'clock tour.

Halfway through the competition, the contestants would be directed backstage to change from T-shirts displaying advertisements for Du, a telecom sponsor, to shirts that displayed Western Union logos.

The Swedish detective is perhaps too boldly outlined in the opening episodes – her difference highlighted too quickly by writers wanting to make it clear she is not like everyone else: she changes her T-shirt in the middle of the office; makes late-night phonecalls without a thought; can't understand the concept of applying a rule sympathetically and sensibly.