Sentence examples similar to dressed off from inspiring English sources
When Poppy Shakespeare arrives one morning, wearing "this little black suit, a lacy white blouse, black tights and snakeskin heels," N, who has been asked to serve as Poppy's guide, takes her for a pharmaceutical executive or a smartly dressed off-duty nurse.
"But I get up every morning, get the kids up, dressed, and off to school.
Get the kids fed and dressed and off to school.
Mary: I bought a long, white dress off the rack.
"My mom spent $30 for her wedding dress off a rack at J. C. Penney's.
The decision also said the dancers were mandated to "dance your first song with your dress on and your second song with your dress off".
"They're going to take their dresses off," I declare, and they do, dancing around in leotards.
She is also looking into whether her Australian distributor will take some of the dresses off her hands at a discount.
If you take your dress off in the middle of the afternoon, I'm on you, baby, like a government happily falling.
There's an imperial grandeur to Weaver's gestures — she takes her dress off with a flourish and reveals underwear like plated armor.
