Sentence examples for dress selection from inspiring English sources
"Dress selection is one more tough hurdle for us that men don't have to leap over".
Cat Deeley typically rocks the stage when she hosts "So You Think You Can Dance", but as she walked on to the red carpet this evening at the Emmys, we weren't too excited about her dress selection.
The dress selection is really a tough job for the brides.
Do you want to just document the wedding-related events (the proposal, dress selection, bridal shower, wedding day, etc).
On a recent trip to Poland, she told an interviewer that she has been squeezing in "tastings and dress selections," and viewing flower arrangements via e-mail.
While many factors must be considered in dressing selection, the goals in selecting the most appropriate dressing should include providing protection from contamination (bacterial or otherwise) and from physical damage, allowing gas exchange and moisture retention, and providing comfort to enhance functional recovery.
5 A case study, reported in a public policy document from Canada, demonstrates the cost savings that can be gained through optimal wound care management and dressing selection.
24 Recent National Health Service publications suggest that appropriate treatment options, including optimal dressing selection, may avoid the high incidence of clinical sequelae and associated resource use.
1, 2 Chronic wounds fail to heal in the expected time frame and are usually associated with comorbidities (eg, diabetes), poor nutrition, medications that may delay healing, altered body function (eg, venous insufficiency), or inappropriate dressing selection.
This was also a significant fashion moment because the design of the dress, the selection of its designer and even the secrecy that surrounded its preparation seemed remarkably well calculated to project a specific image about Miss Middleton.
A beta site (launched at the Decoded Fashion London conference) offers 100 dresses, a selection that will grow to 600 dresses in the next six months.
