Sentence examples for clothes bringing from inspiring English sources

Seagull wings, the images blown up by the computer, ducked and dived over the clothes, bringing to the gender-blending concept a gust of fresh sea air.

In existence for little more than a year, the center has cared for 7,000 alcoholics on a voluntary basis with a street rescue squad, composed of policemen wearing civilian clothes, bringing them in as patients and not under arrest.

These clothes brought something fresh to those well-mined seams.

His sporting clothes brought out the peacock in him.

I would make the clothes, bring them to the boutique and interact with clients daily.

The clothes bring to mind cinematic, disco-era associations: "Shaft," "Saturday Night Fever".

Marni's appealingly wearable clothes brought more attention to the label than it ever expected.

She knows that small tight clothes bring out her beauty and large loose garments don't.

Back in the 17th century the Derbyshire village of Eyam fell victim to the Black Death, which is thought to have arrived from London in some old clothes brought by a travelling tailor.

As she was leaving, the jewelry designer Kazuko told him the clothes brought to mind 12th-century China.

Each morning, servants set out Albert's clothes, brought hot water for his shaving cup, scoured his chamber pot and changed the bed linens.