Sentence examples for dressing itself from inspiring English sources

While Sydney was dressing itself up for the opening ceremony of the Summer Games and basking in the world's attention, Melbourne, which played host to Australia's first Olympics, in 1956, watched from the sideline.

Mr. van Beirendonck took stripes and cotton checks, even a pattern that looked suspiciously as though it were copied from a baby's crib bunting, and layered them, piling shirt upon identically cut shirt until, indeed, the finished garment (its layers connected only by tiny metal rods that stood up at the shoulders) seemed to praise the process of dressing itself.

Like a family preparing for a sumptuous wedding that will unite two great ancestral lines, India has been dressing itself up for its first visit from an American president in more than two decades -- a visit in which the world's largest democracy and its most powerful one will again try to build an alliance that has eluded them for a half-century.

If Lions Gate were dressing itself up for a sale, it would logically be ratcheting down its movie-making business and focusing on its catalog of 6,200 films and 1,800 television episodes.

Beyond the possibility to add analgetics to wound dressings, the structure of the dressing itself can be used to reduce wound pain.

Second, use of the CHG dressing itself might be an independent risk factor for accidental catheter dislodgement with resulting shorter catheter times.

Burberry, a posh British fashion chain, has dressed itself in IT from top to toe.

To stuff and serve a roasted bird that dressed itself like an exotic king: what better way to declare victory over a conquered land?

Means: We now know how easily a company that earns a modest profit, or even loses money, can dress itself up to create the appearance of high profitability.

Leitkultur might dress itself up as affirmation of inclusive liberal values, contended Spiegel, but it was, in truth, shorthand for old-fashioned völkisch ethnic nationalism.

It's certainly the moral here, and there's nothing so very wrong with that, other than this essentially conservative picture had dressed itself up as something a lot more daring.