Sentence examples for could outfit from inspiring English sources
It could outfit opposing teams in a face-off: woodlands chic vs. Euro-slickster, British crisp vs. slacker style.
I basked in the silent approval of my mom, who could outfit an army in Ferragamo pumps.
Her clothes could outfit the entire cast of a sister show to "Mad Men," a retro "Ugly Betty" perhaps — maybe "Magazine Queens," with young Helen Gurley Browns and Carmel Snows clicking imperiously around a high-rise office, swilling from flasks of gin secreted in their top drawers and harassing muscled young bike messengers.
The more northerly jumping-off spots appealed to those coming from places such as Illinois and Indiana; the travelers could outfit themselves in the towns where they lived, buying their supplies and equipment from people they knew rather than from traders who were apt to gouge the greenhorns.
The good shopping was around Herald Square, at Macy's and Gimbels, or at B. Altman's and later Saks on Fifth Avenue; and there were dozens of well-established haberdashers, like Brooks Brothers, Weber & Heilbroner and John David, that could outfit a man in style.
And at $10, you could outfit your lab with style.
They could potentially outfit their stores, planes, or hotels with uBeam transmitters, hand out the charging cases, and use wireless power to lure in customers.
Any remaining backwater ponds could be outfitted with floating solar panel arrays, as used successfully in Japan.
Cavafy, who had read the dramatic monologues of Robert Browning, could have outfitted Antony with all the tics and spasms that in Browning's monologues suggest authentic subjectivity.
