Sentence examples for dressing running from inspiring English sources

But this is all window dressing, running the gamut from tedious to harmless.

An arugula-fennel salad with goat cheese, olives, orange slices and a blood orange dressing ran a close second.

He added that he did not want anyone "smelly or badly dressed" running for the European Parliament, like the candidates "of some other parties".

I also find it interesting that the same photo of me as worst dressed ran in Us magazine as an example of "Star Style".

He believed Americans would all be "very tall, immaculately dressed, run about the country shooting Indians, or shooting at policeman round Chicago…".

Much of the way we dress runs counter to using wearables and sensors as part of your everyday clothing, and fashion-focused companies need to be away of that.

David, who enjoyed brutally fattening food, thought Morsel was a good cook, but Ray ate only the salad, discreetly lifting each leaf until the dressing ran off.

The price is smaller, too: the five-cylinder S60 starts at about $27,000, and when fully dressed runs up a $37,000 tab.

He complimented the fit of her dress, running his finger along the hem.

For women it was infinitely more feminine with body conscious silhouettes of tube dresses, running t-shirts and cropped tops.

The video begins with close-ups of Berry driving a vintage car on a moonlit night intercut with shots of a woman in a white dress running through sparse woodland.