Sentence examples for decked to from inspiring English sources

Standouts for me include Coco Chanel's signature suit, the inimitable Shirley MacClaine decked to the nines in "What A Way To Go," and a personal fave -- Kate Moss' cotton candy coif.

(Hint: It's a picture of some anarcho punk decked to the nines in leather, studs, lapel flair, and cliche hair. It's fitting because, deep down inside, he's just another poor sap made out of the same meaty goo that makes up his mainsteam contemporaries).

After finishing performing "The Edge of Glory", she sneaked around the stage, and climbed some stairs to reach her piano which was decked up to look like a giant spider before launching into an acoustic version of "Born This Way".

If you want your bridesmaids decked "head to toe" in your color, you'll need to make sure it's an appealing and flattering shade to wear.

The interview was taped sometime in the late 1950s in what appears to be a faculty club or perhaps a television studio decked out to resemble one.

The brasserie is decked out to resemble the Spring Street original, and dinner here is the ultimate way to see out the shows in style.

The door is guarded by a platinum blonde with a clipboard who's decked head to toe in Hood By Air; as I try for the third time to articulate who I am over the deafening pulse of the music inside and why I am trying to get into this ticketed event without a ticket, she smiles.

It was only a kind of scarecrow decked out to look that way.

"One in my apartment, which is decked out to look like 1996, with an Apple laptop from 1993 that is thick and futuristic looking, and one outside.

Just Rihanna and Drake miming along again, this time in a venue decked out to look like your grandparents' living room bleached under a pink strobe light.

All the top political commentators and broadcasters who had been brought into ITV's opinion room – think of a spin room decked out to look like an Apple showroom – were suddenly short of their one stock in trade: opinions.