Sentence examples for from tuxedo from inspiring English sources
The Times has received several notes from Tuxedo, N.Y., a town about an hour north and west of the city, expressing concern about an oil spill in the Ramapo River.
This is why almost everything she wears, at 35, is still widely emulated, from tuxedo jackets to fringed boots, and why Sir Philip Green signed her up for a reported £3m to produce an ongoing range for Topshop.
Tuxedo Junction has a schedule of shows, and unlike the high-roller depicted in the US attorney's report, Bick claims he lives humbly with his parents, having yet to make a livable profit from Tuxedo Junction, though he's committed to doing so.
Chen and Nadziejko (2005) found a greater degree of atherosclerosis in ApoE−/− mice than in control mice after exposure to fine CAPs (from Tuxedo, NY).
Mr. Wood seized on the idea of a black tie/black leather theme, with runway looks that veered from tuxedos to bondage biker gear.
Just hours after setting off from New York, changing from tuxedos and evening gowns into street clothes on the five-hour flight, the group was walking through the wards of a Roman Catholic hospital for the severely handicapped.
As fascinating and as funny as "Knocked Up" is, it represents what can only be called the disenchantment of romantic comedy, the end point of a progression from Fifth Avenue to the Valley, from tuxedos to tube socks, from a popped champagne cork to a baby crowning.
Getable brings the same kind of access to consumer products, everything from tuxedos and power tools to sporting goods.
As my son cradles my merit badge sash I explain how the embroidered fabric circles represent some of the skills I learned in scouting: how to paddle a canoe, sail a boat, save a swimmer from drowning, make a tourniquet from a tuxedo, tie knots.
Lately, high fashion has rehabilitated once-declasse items, from ruffled tuxedo shirts to tube tops.
"He was a kind of Peter Pan," Mr. Willmarth told The Associated Press, "who led magic away from the tuxedo approach".
