Sentence examples for changes of costume from inspiring English sources

Made several changes of costume.

One couple succeeds another in vaguely ballroom-tango style; the emphasis is on changes of costume and scenery.

Al Gore is in the marketing business too, but his frenetic style and frequent changes of costume are all wrong for this easy-listening time.

If a character comes off stage it's a bit easier, because then you can do quick changes of costume and apply makeup.

Changes of costume and weather seen through the window indicate the lapses of time between conversations, as her story unfolds over a period of months.

The plot then becomes a bit confusing -- there's some fighting, and a living chess game -- but the skating is frequently exciting and the many changes of costume dazzling.

Flooding the set are group after group of bizarre creatures who scurry, wobble and preen their way through the piece, with changes of costumes suggesting changes of scene and character.

What happens thereafter can be traced through Mr. Busch's changes of costumes (designed with gusto by Michael Bottari and Ronald Case): from a white traveling ensemble with pearls to the skimpy outfit that suggests Hollywood's idea of a Chinese temple dancer to disheveled undergarments to tasteful, veiled black for that big teary trial scene at the end.

The wartime years were accompanied by another change of costume.

In theater, on the other hand, something as rudimentary as an instant change of costume makes grown-ups gasp.

And by the time those 18th-century ghosts make their third appearance, they could use a change of costume.