Sentence examples for clothes standing from inspiring English sources

Peering through the glass window in the door of Studio One, I see a woman in a backwards cap and ratty, mismatched clothes standing on a table.

In one, we see a young black Kenyan woman in servants' clothes standing in a garden as a white family sits down to lunch.

The easy, streetwise clothes, standing away from the body in an A-line shape, challenged the lady-like elegance at Bottega Veneta.

The first shows a large group of men with mustaches, some in uniform, some in civilian clothes, standing before a building called City Mission.

Standing at the bedside, Ahmed's father, Subhi, launched into a sudden patriotic speech – perhaps prompted by the unidentified man in civilian clothes standing quietly by the door.

It begins with the entire cast, an ordinary-looking bunch in street clothes, standing in a row and staring at the audience.

Jill Horowitz Dear Diary: As I walked in Midtown Manhattan on a lovely spring day, I saw a mime all in silver -- face and hands in silver makeup and silver-colored clothes -- standing statue straight and statue still.

It's the whole experience of coming, trying the clothes on, standing in the mirror, twirling around and knowing they're going to go home with something new.

To admire clothes while standing next to extinct species, and those that are now critically endangered because of poaching, like tigers and African elephants, is to wonder if Mr. Sartori has his head in the sand.

Walking the dog — who now climbed the stairs without crying, and slept near my desk again as I wrote — I'd miss seeing something off to the right, something I could see easily if I looked straight at it: a man in dark clothes, say, standing near a tree.

In a black-and-white 1974 photograph both ethereal and mundane, Frank Gohlke shows a man in profile lightly bundled up in warm clothes and standing in a grassy field among barren trees.