Sentence examples for for having worn from inspiring English sources

Perhaps some older voters who like the music will forgive Martelly for having worn miniskirts, diapers, and kilts onstage, and make allowances for his onstage rum-swilling and swearing.

Not to make this a "Tootsie" moment, but are you saying you're a better actor for having worn Peter Allen's drag? A. It's made me trust my instincts more, and want to risk more, too.

After the revolution was quelled, the old flags were restored and the revolutionaries punished for having worn the tricolor.

In one anecdote, when discussing the battle with his flag-captain, Sir Robert, who had been mentioned in the despatch and had been awarded a knighthood for his services, brought up the issue of Nelson disobedience of the admiral's orders for having worn out of the line of battle in order to engage the enemy.

I would ask these people to remember that up until relatively recently, prosecuting rape was a "he said/she said" proposition where the victim was blamed for having worn "suggestive clothing" or questioned as to why she went somewhere with her rapist.

Instead of being mad at your body for having wear and tear, not looking like it did when you were in high school, start appreciating it for the hugs you are able to give and receive.

This week, Orfevre is indeed back at Longchamp, and none of his luster — orfèvre is French for goldsmith — has worn off.

Already, industry sales appear to have slowed in January from the heady pace at the end of last year as consumer enthusiasm for incentives has worn down.

One man — a charming, gap-toothed roofer with a weakness for bar fights — had worn a clunky ankle monitor to work for two months.

For decades he has worn the uniform of the left.

Maria Carmela Lanzetta, minister for regional affairs, had worn "out of place" shoes.