Sentence examples for coordinated style from inspiring English sources
Entertaining everyone in the Barbers' barbershop is a character named Doc, the unofficial mayor of Sportsville, who offers his commentary on the clothes and footwear of any customers who think they are "hooked up," that is, exhibiting maximum coordinated style.
Ms. Pite was a member of William Forsythe's Frankfurt Ballett for several years, and Mr. Forsythe's complex, coordinated style is evident in her vocabulary, which uses ballet alongside a broader range of movement.
"Much as I admire the Queen's coordinated style, understandably she has not yet put her stamp on the younger, edgier designers' trends!" Jonathan Yarker, 24, a doctoral candidate at Cambridge, says he is lured by the branding: "I think the warrant sign is so well designed, it always adds something to the packaging of things you buy.
Matchy-matchy fashions have been all over the catwalk lately, so it's time to get into that coordinated styling vibe with the new (free) Snap ColourPop iPhone app.
Layering can create a cluttered appearance -- try fewer accessories and coordinated styles and colors.
Nevia No, who owns Yuno's Farm with her husband, arranges piles of purple eggplants and orange peppers in color-coordinated style; she may be the only farmer to set out her goods on white tablecloths.
The average price for a cozy two-bedroom apartment -- fully furnished in one of two color-coordinated styles -- is $600,000.
ISLAMABAD, Pakistan — A coordinated, commando-style ambush on the Sri Lankan cricket team in Pakistan on Tuesday revealed embarrassing security gaps in an increasingly unstable country.
The next month Boko Haram launched a series of coordinated military-style attacks in the town of Bama, in Borno state.
The suspected plot is thought to have involved plans for coordinated Mumbai-style attacks in European capitals, and it prompted the authorities to increase surveillance at iconic sites like Buckingham Palace in London or the Eiffel Tower in Paris.
But even if the risk of a coordinated, Paris-style attack is low, between a small but longstanding jihadi strain in Brazil, legitimate concerns about security at any Olympics, and the perpetual challenge of combatting lone-wolf terrorist attacks, the danger of some kind of tragedy is real.
