Sentence examples for dinner dress from inspiring English sources
While they bag dinner, I bag a dinner dress.
Now, it's peeled off the dinner dress altogether, swapping it for overalls and taking the name Lowcountry.
I don't even know what to call the strange pink tulle appendage that overlays her dinner dress in Act II.
The audience —in dinner dress, undergraduates and politicians alike — were over whelmingly friendly to Sena tor Kennedy.
Arriving at dinner (dress: sports jackets for the men and dresses for the women), I find widespread malcontent.
In fact, extending out over the main floor, are two mannequins in dinner dress, standing next to a formally set White House table.
The club started serving a once-a-week prime-rib dinner, dress-up — which meant my blue wool sports coat.
He shows up for dinner dressed as a skeleton, then changes into a Judas costume complete with a lamp-cord noose.
The dinner dresses galvanized women against inequality, according to Gray, taking root with the rising feminist movement, and by 1968 the university had abolished the dress code, allowing women to dress as freely as men.
He turns up for dinner dressed like Fred Astaire, only to find everybody else dressed like Compo from Last of the Summer Wine.
I'm not an Upper East-side matriarch with the kind of dress sense and social diary that necessitates evening gowns and beaded cardigans and neatly-tailored little dinner dresses.
