Sentence examples for colored tie from inspiring English sources

And he wore a different colored tie for each day of the week.

Many of these touches perked up otherwise undistinguished living quarters — "like a brightly colored tie with a drab suit," as Mr. Isenstadt put it — and he attributes the appeal of these accents in part to their individual, almost cozy scale.

The specificity of details, the knowledge that something like a different colored tie for each day of the week can dominate a child's landscape and command amazement beyond words — yes, wow.

Mr. Korie owns an illustration of a man decked out in what the lyricist imagines as the "Childs look": peroxided hair, a brightly colored tie and a little lip rouge.

Businessman in a light blue dress shirt and a salmon colored tie pushes his backpack against the wall behind him.

Occasionally glancing nervously over at "the f*cking man". Businessman in a light blue dress shirt and a salmon colored tie pushes his backpack against the wall behind him.

He favors brightly colored ties in blue, red and orange.

In tribute to Worsley, many of the mourners wore brightly colored ties or scarves.

And now? "Since the start of the summer, I've seen lots of men wearing pink and fuchsia colored ties," he says.

"Men's ties are a leading indicator because they're a very inexpensive way to change a wardrobe". Last summer, even before Lehman Brothers fell into bankruptcy, Allsbrook says he saw muted wardrobes, what he calls "funeral clothes". And now? "Since the start of the summer, I've seen lots of men wearing pink and fuchsia colored ties," he notes.

To an audience of mostly Wall Street types -- dark suits and brightly colored ties and glittery gowns and dresses -- and men and women in service uniforms, from marines to firefighters, The Roots did what they do best and brought down the house.