Sentence examples for clothes to keep up from inspiring English sources

It is the speed of fashion trends rolling out and the scurry of consumers to buy more and more clothes to keep up with those trends; for the system to be maintained, these mountains of soon-to-be-outdated clothes need to be sold for less than the true cost of production.

And the social expectation to "keep up" with trends, and therefore buy more clothes, is increasing.

"It costs money to keep up those houses, but you've saved on clothes, haven't you, Sara," Dame Edna says.

Buying clothes is a recurring need; both a practical necessity and a way to keep up with changes in style and taste.

Eager to belong to the universe of "Sunday clothes," he badgered the already overextended Ida to send him the money he needed to keep up appearances.

Try to keep up.

"He had to keep up".

You have to keep up.

I try to keep up.

Pollsters struggled to keep up.

Late last year, I tried to keep up with Gilbert as he walked down a crowded Manhattan street carrying a laundry bag filled with Roddick's dirty clothes.