Sentence examples for described dressing from inspiring English sources

Van Helden's selections even turn towards the oft-forgotten era of Freestyle, a flash-in-the-pan soul-focused genre that broke artists like Lisa Lisa and Stevie B, the latter artist of which Helden described dressing up as for lithograms intended to go along with each side release (see above).

Van Helden's selections even turn towards the oft-forgotten era of Freestyle, a flash-in-the-pan soul-focused genre that broke artists like Lisa Lisa and Stevie B, the latter artist of which Helden described dressing up as for lithograms intended to go along with each side of the release (see above).

The man describes dressing up as a gimp and hiding in the bushes until the big-eyed deer passes by, after which he stabs it to death and splashes in his blood.

JW Anderson, whose name is white-hot right now thanks to persistent rumours of him being adopted into the LVMH stable, coined this phrase to describe dresses whose texture and silhouette was inspired by Vileda Supermops and takeaway boxes.

The meaning of that adjective is "unbalanced," which carries the wrong connotation; besides, the term has been taken over by the fashion industry to describe dresses with one side of the hem barely covering the hip and the other side offering a flash of ankle.

Virginia Woolf captured his buttoned-up fastidiousness well when she described him dressed in "a four-piece suit".

Other reports from the region have described assailants dressed in Russian-style camouflage military uniforms but without insignias.

In those scripts, the character Tatum is playing -- according to IMDb -- is described as "dressed all in black" with a scarf in front of his face.

His barrister, Aswini Weereratne, described the dressing room door being closed and the then 16-year-old "struggling and screaming while Mr Fox held the glove".

The prostitutes were described as dressing as if they were on a business trip.

Several sightings have been reported by Greenville residents over the past few weeks, describing people dressed as clowns "trying to lure children in the woods".