Sentence examples for could step straight from inspiring English sources

Everything gave the impression that the buyer could step straight into a gourmet paradise.

The cast of characters could have stepped straight from a comic strip story.

There were some at the conference who could have stepped straight from the pages of The Feminine Mystique.

A monstrous creature from the distant past, named after a Trojan warship, could have stepped straight from the pages of Greek myth.

And then there is the professional musician in George Eliot's Daniel Deronda KlesmerKlesmer, who could have stepped straight out of Manchester's Germanic musical tradition.

With a bit of Bernie-baiting work behind the wheel, I could have stepped straight from its roof into my bedroom window.

At a table nearby a trio of girls in designer sunglasses who could have stepped straight off a TOWIE set enjoy a lunch with their lapdogs.

Wearing a "leather jacket and aviator shades" as well as "neatly trimmed facial hair" he could have stepped straight out of Saturday Kitchen or any other cooking programme gifting the press multipurpose words such as "tasty" and "hunk".

Thrasher reworks the guitar riff from Queens of the Stone Age's No One Knows into an oppressive funk track, oddly decorated with a piano part and string arrangement that could have stepped straight off the Beatles White Albumm.

The funny thing about Collins's career is that most of her films have been like bad TV, while her TV creation, Alexis, could have stepped straight out of a first-rate 1930s movie, probably starring Joan Crawford.

Rakish, dapper, not quite ruined, quavering with half-concealed amusement, courteous toward a fallen world, and somehow both urbane and faintly spectral, he could have stepped straight out of a Sargent portrait.