Sentence examples for fit wearing from inspiring English sources

Woman, forty-ish, lean, fit, wearing tight spandex shorts and brightly colored sneakers, carrying rolled-up mat on back, belt hinged with several empty small bottles, sipping tiny plastic cup of thick green liquid.

Stand out in your appearance by being super fit, wearing a tight shirt in your school colors, wearing dance shorts, cheer/dance/sneaker shoes, ankle socks, hair in a high ponytail with a cute bow, tattoo on your cheek or hand with your school name/mascot.

To ensure a good fit, wear the same type of socks or nylons that you would normally wear with the type of shoe that you are trying on.

The science of wind resistance is pushing the boundaries, so every pro must be precisely fitted, wearing kits that normal riders might find very uncomfortable.

Sarah Jessica Parker: If the Chanel fits, wear it.

Well, if the shoe fits, wear it.

Johnson's new motto: if the nickname fits, wear it without wearing out your welcome.

If the Savile Row suit with the Beretta shoulder holster fits, wear it.

The common "If the cap fits, wear it," for instance, refers to the medieval fool's cap.

We don't want a culture that says nothing more than if the shirt fits, wear it.

Both these shoe books tell children: if the shoe fits, wear it -- but even if the shoe doesn't fit, try it on and let your imagination run wild.