Sentence examples for changing suits from inspiring English sources

"It's like changing suits on different days.

"Maybe some candidates, maybe Al Gore, feels like that's the way to campaign -- you've got to keep changing message or changing headquarters or changing suits".

"Men are changing — suits are coming back for 30-year-olds, but not like 25 years ago," said Mr. Cucinelli, whose palette of colors brought a hazy finish to everything from a double-breasted jacket to a floating scarf.

But Morton-Smith never loses sight of Oppenheimer's mix of missionary zeal and personal detachment: he swaps lovers as casually as if changing suits and, when recruited by the military to work on the Manhattan project at Los Alamos, sheds his communist past like a snake sloughing its skin.

On a tour of the Fort this week, it was clear how the event was changing to suit its new sponsor.

In many ways, Ecompanies has become its own experiment, changing to suit the difficult and amorphous investing environment.

In the summer, he would go from work straight to the town pool, changing from suit to swim trunks in the locker room and launching his 6-foot, 4-inch self into the water with a mighty cannonball.

One afternoon, I found Hawass in the middle of his office, trouserless, changing his suit while in conversation with Brando Quilici, an independent Italian television producer who has now made four long-term, expensive films with Hawass, for the Discovery Channel and National Geographic.

While professing to treasure that sound, both conductors sought to temper it in certain repertory with qualities more valued by other orchestras, often at the expense of overall sonorousness and color: clean, crisp rhythmic articulation; lean, pliant melodic line; and a general versatility of style, with the sound changing to suit different composers.

Using the visual discrepancy that occurs when Google Earth doesn't compute 3D images properly Behren uses it "as a metaphor for the way that our 21st century supercities are physically changing to suit the needs of computer algorithms rather than human employees".

Both also have technological superiority and the ability to speedily change offerings to suit changing tastes.