Sentence examples for comics clothes from inspiring English sources

My tiny bedroom is still stuffed to the gills with books, vinyls, comics, clothes, but at the end of the day, I wonder how I would react if all of this disappeared, for example if my apartment burned down.

This is how it works: Users can offer any item they don't need anymore (DVDs, comics and clothes are especially popular) on Sharemo.

Years of easy porn online have changed these relics into something more like comic books, clothes I used to wear, each of which seemed like mine alone.

The Lincoln Center Jazz Orchestra doesn't fit the profile of the recent swing-dance revival: it lacks the bright clothes, comic posturing and manic energy that would make it part of the fad.

David Bowie dies aged 69 Although we both knew the same stylists and club scenes, Bowie was always a complete enigma, cleverly pinching ideas from all over the place, using the comic-strip inspired clothes of Japanese designer Kansai Yamamoto (who staged a fashion show in the Kings Road which influenced a whole heap of people including Yves St Laurent) as the starting point for his Ziggy look.

Lovers of clothes, furniture, comics or even toys from the postwar era will find much to buy in the specialist shops here.

Mattresses hung drunkenly from the bunks; pillows and clothes and comic books spilled across the floor.

He has all the trappings of an end-of-the-last-millennium comic — his haircut, his clothes, which are sort of hip.

The characters of the lovers appeared in contemporary street clothes, and comic personages in curious or grotesque garb with leather half-masks.

Describes the many uses of our discarded clothes, and the comic strip papers in ports like Java and Sumatra.

The models' latex cone heads and mutant eyes were a case of comic overkill; Mr. Takahashi's clothes expressed everything he had to say of the moment.