Sentence examples for costume construction from inspiring English sources
"costume construction" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It refers to the process of creating or making costumes for a performance or event. This phrase would be most commonly used in the context of theater, film, or TV productions, but it can also be used in other settings where costumes are being designed and made. Example: The costume designer spent weeks working on the intricate costume construction for the lead actress, ensuring that every detail was perfect for the opening night of the play.
Last November, for instance, 17 teachers took the idea of carnival, extracting scientific elements from it such as movement, rhythm, the engineering of costume construction.
Saturday afternoons there will be workshops for children (kite making, superhero costume construction) and adults (sewing classes with the team from Sweat Shop, the charming cafe couture in the 10th Arrondissement).
It took me a full minute to realize that the charming and very pretty girl wearing slacks was the same woman I've had delightful conversations with about the engineering involved in costume construction.
It took me a full minute to realise that the charming and very pretty girl wearing slacks was the same woman I've had delightful conversations with about the engineering involved in costume construction.
So there's a train table in the back of the store as well as a dress-up area with costumes, and constructions sets.
Her competitor, Dirt Diggler, sporting a construction costume and orange tit cones, had a generous dollop of canned whipped cream sprayed in her mouth by a male member of her entourage before their bout.
(He attributed the difference largely to lower-cost construction and costume materials, and to the less expensive labor in South Korea).
In 2015, for instance, the US-based chain Target decided to remove gender divisions from their toy sections, opting instead for classification by type of toy (such as construction or costume).
"We may not pay people much, but construction and costumes and equipment — everything — it all adds up," Mr. McPherson said.
The type of character being portrayed is revealed through the application of conventions in the design and construction of a costume.
Costumed as macho archetypes -- construction worker, soldier, Indian brave -- and singing barely veiled gay paeans like "Y.M.C.A".
