Sentence examples for drapes off from inspiring English sources
Ms. Versace wasn't about to lose the momentum she has gained over the past couple of seasons, so she stuck with simple dresses in white or black jersey that spilled in drapes off one shoulder and were cinched with wide belts.
The sky is 'a slippery skin', 'blooms draped off every surface'.
The opening dress, in berry-brown wool jersey that draped off one shoulder and fell to just below the knees, set the tone for what followed.
Despite ACL Live's significantly greater capacity, Mr. Lickona said, the balconies will be draped off and the audience will be capped at 800 for TV tapings.
In a perfect image, he writes that the drawings in Vesalius's 1543 text showed skin draped off dissected bodies like Dalí clocks.
Closer, on a mahogany stand, a full-size noose draped off a statuette of a Native American chief.
When I put on Mr. Schwartz's copy, it was so cumbersome I felt as if I were wearing the drapes ripped off a window a la Scarlet O'Hara.
It's so big I had to drape it off the edge of the encapsulator and weld it in sections.
He believes, says Callum, as we wait for the razzmatazz launch party to begin and the drapes to come off the new cars, that there is a place in the world for both the big mechanical cats from Castle Bromwich as well as eco-cars, made in India, and selling for up to 50 times less than the price of a dramatic new XJ.
Her dress was draped off her shoulder.
The picture is unsettling, the artifice too obvious: her ragged clothes draped off the shoulder, her left nipple just exposed.
