Sentence examples for decent suits from inspiring English sources

Games are broadcasted on "VS ., a startup network that can barely afford decent suits for their announcers, let alone HD transmitors.

There was a morning suit to be bought, not hired, because it would be needed in Lisbon, and a trousseau of decent suits, shirts, and underclothes because Flynn, as a secret hero, was too proud to ask for an advance of salary, and these diplomat fellows have to cut a dash when they're out there doing their stuff.

A decent suit, clean fingernails, and buffed shoes, and he could walk into a business and be greeted as a solid citizen.

I feel like a kid going back to school: the hair is cut; new shoes bought, and my one decent suit awaits uplifting from the dry cleaners.

Pity the poor bachelor who can't find a decent suit to wear courting before autumn comes, because if he doesn't find a wife by then he'll be forced to work at the candy mint factory, or worse.

In 1933, a man lucky enough to possess a decent suit could earn $1.50 a day as a walking advertisement; if he were on stilts, it was $10 a day.

Prosecutor Nusret wears a smart overcoat, white shirt and tie and a decent suit and needs to get back to Ankara without getting caught up in any serious breaches of protocol.

I flew to Hong Kong and, when it was time for the press conference, I stuffed myself into my one decent suit and hoofed over to the Island Shangri-La Hotel.

A Famous Name's Consequences Mr. Bush may not have had a decent suit when he announced his candidacy, but he had other assets -- among them a first-rate name.

For all the security at the World Economic Forum, a subway token, a decent suit and a sense of purpose would have gotten the committed rabble-rouser at least to the reception desk of the Coca-Cola-sponsored cocktail party at the Four Seasons Hotel Thursday evening, where the world's wealthy had gotten together to celebrate their wallets.

There's a shocking variety of getups, but a decent suit runs about a grand.