Sentence examples for for a catwalk from inspiring English sources

Even so, she is not exactly the prototype for a catwalk model.

Well, the designers may have been aiming for a catwalk look but a colleague suggested I resembled a giant pigeon.

Unusually for a catwalk event members of the public were also invited, adding an element of informality to proceedings.

DHL itself is the first to admit it is not the obvious choice for a catwalk moment.

She started modelling in local fashion shows when she was 63; her most recent appearance was on the Oxford Fashion Week catwalk I got involved in the local "beauty circuit" when I saw an ad in the Southern Daily Echo inviting readers to submit photos to enter a competition for a catwalk show with Southampton FC.

For his M.A. collection, in 2012, he encumbered his models with plywood-framed cubes and cylinders, and, the following year, for a catwalk show that drew baffled and derisive coverage from the British press, he bought wooden planks from the home-improvement store B&Q, smashed them up, painted them, and nailed them back together into unwieldy headpieces.

I appreciate that Glastonbury has developed a reputation for being a catwalk in a field – a Milan-in-Somerset, if you will – thanks to the endless pap photos of celebrities milling about stylishly backstage.

Look for them at a catwalk near you.

Jason Kubel's 9th inning pop-up for the Twins hit a catwalk and fell in for a single near the pitcher's mound.

For example, two long tables, made from rafters removed from the ceiling during remodeling, easily seat 50 guests and serve as a catwalk for fashion shows or a stage for performances.

The carpet might as well have been a catwalk for British model Naomi Campbell and Czech supermodel Karolina Kurkova – or for Chanel designer Karl Lagerfeld, who cut a mean figure in his skintight suit.