Sentence examples for fashionable articles from inspiring English sources

Skins also have been used for fashionable articles of clothing.

In the 18th century, bookcase desks, tall clocks, and tea tables became the most fashionable articles of lacquered furniture in England and Germany, while in France and Italy the chest of drawers and corner cabinet were preferred.

Their marketing to foreign students is excellent, especially in China, where educating children abroad is increasingly fashionable (see article).

The desert has become fashionable again — magazine articles tell you it's "back," as though it had been hiding out somewhere all this time.

Betts wants to make the fashion monthly more user-friendly, moving away from its focus on design towards more articles about fashionable life.

Snakeskin, with its highly periodic cross-hatch or grid patterns, appeals to people's aesthetics and have been used to manufacture many leather articles including fashionable accessories.

Correction: March 18 , 2001 Sunday A picture of Joey Gabriel on Feb. 25 in Fashions of The Times, Part 2 of The Times Magazine, with an article about fashionable women in stylish rooms, was printed in mirror image.

For a while, he managed his celebrity with less self-exploitation than Tennessee Williams, whose 1950 article about fashionable literary locales and personalities struck Capote as "the absolute zenith of vulgarity".

These shield are highly fashionable in juvenile circles as articles of adornment to wear on belts, blue heans, etc. Talk with Wm.

These shields are highly fashionable in juvenile circles as articles of adornment to wear on belts, etc. William Hersey and John Sattler, of Ford public relations, said that they thought the escutcheon to be an invented one, unrelated to the Ford family.

I greatly enjoyed your previous Styles article on helmets becoming more fashionable ("Bicycle Helmets as Fashion Statements" July 10).