Sentence examples for former clothes from inspiring English sources

A former clothes manufacturer, Mr. Massri is unemployed and said he had been relying on the grants since 2004.

The bank is now replicating its Singapore strategy in Hong Kong, where it has opened a huge flagship branch in a former clothes shop in Mong Kok.

Former Clothes Show presenter Vanessa Scott runs a successful video production company within the fashion and luxury goods industry and – even at a statuesque 5ft 10in – knows all too well the power of a heel.

Jennie McPoland, a 70-year-old former clothes factory worker, has the same great-great-great grandparents as Mitt Romney, making her Mitt's fourth cousin.

The new carousel -- floral-hued, sparkling with mirrors, glittering with gold trappings and, yes, flaunting glass eyes -- has been taking shape in a two-story former clothes-rack factory in East New York.

A multi-purpose sports venue will open on the site of a former Burberry clothes factory in Rhondda Cynon Taff.

Nevertheless both sexy Venus (a slightly underpowered Sophie Koch) and prim Elisabeth (a fervent, soaring Emma Bell) want him, the former with his clothes off, the other with them on and buttoned up.

The first chapter was titled Masturbation – she's not a fan, "can't be bothered" – and ended, "Here we go then, (genital) warts an' all…" Written by former Slits guitarist Viv Albertine, Clothes Clothes Clothes Music Music Music Boys Boys Boys went on to become the Sunday Times and Rough Trade's music book of the year and sell tens of thousands of copies.

"All I knew was Newport Center Mall," where a former boyfriend shopped for clothes to avoid New York's sales tax.

The new legislature will set aside 25 percent of its seats for serving military officers, a number that could be augmented by former officers in civilian clothes.

Those backing the campaign include Caryn Franklin, the former presenter of The Clothes Show, who is now a professor of diversity in fashion at Kingston University, plus-size model Jada Sezer and model Rosie Nixon, who has spoken out against an industry that asked her to lose an unreasonable and unhealthy amount of weight in order that she get "down to the bone".