Sentence examples for dressing box from inspiring English sources

But the view of her assistant in the background, crouching over a long table which is heavily peppered with half shells of woven straw, trailing ribbons and spirals of taffeta flowers, as if a little girl's dressing box had spontaneously combusted, suggests the primary reason for Jenks's strained expression: Ascot, presumably the high holy day of hat-makers, begins tomorrow.

The most interesting phenomenon is in this area, however, is in the dressing "boxes" adjacent to the pool.

It is like a giant fancy dress box.

She's still got it somewhere, maybe in the fancy-dress box.

For the first time this year, Bestival feels less like an end-of-season hedonist's fancy dress box and more like a serious spectacle ready to take on the festival granddaddies.

World Book Day is one our favourite days of the year as teachers across the country don the contents of a fancy dress box and walk through the school gates wearing something more exciting that the average work attire.

Don't forget to raid your wardrobe, fancy dress box and your relatives' old clothes.

Turn your fancy dress box upside down or search your sister or girlfriend's closet for some flashy clothing.

Kids' A-listers include Justin Fletcher, Mr Bloom and naughty Cook and Line from Swashbuckle, while the princesses, knights and dragons theme should tick most fancy-dress boxes, with well-prepped changing and breastfeeding facilities promised.

How these Catholics love the dressing up box!

A dressing up box of torn clothes means kids can look the part during class.