Sentence examples for full of designers from inspiring English sources

Most jobs will not be on the factory floor but in the offices nearby, which will be full of designers, engineers, IT specialists, logistics experts, marketing staff and other professionals.

Factory floors today often seem deserted, whereas the office blocks nearby are full of designers, IT specialists, accountants, logistics experts, marketing staff, customer-relations managers, cooks and cleaners, all of whom in various ways contribute to the factory.

Until 10 years ago, having a wardrobe full of designer clothing would break the bank.

Less well-known is its appeal for vintage fans – flea markets, fascinating shops and huge trucks full of designer dresses from house clearances.

Trendy Paddington, full of designer shops, and elegant Woollahra, with its cafes, antiques and art galleries, are both on the doorstep.

As with many women her age, a well-tailored jacket did more for her than a closet full of designer clothes.

She now lives in a house in an upscale part of Potrero Hill, a San Francisco neighborhood, with a closet full of designer clothes, and she has a fiancé who is a wealthy solar-energy entrepreneur.

Certainly the city has a relaxed, prosperous air: a glitzy new shopping center, built in a former brewery, is full of designer clothes shops like Ralph Lauren and Tommy Hilfiger and international-style restaurants, with sushi bars a particular favorite.

More than a decade later, MacKenzie, 34, has short hair, a walk-in closet full of designer golf wear, two PGA Tour victories and all the trappings of domesticity: a wife, an infant son, two dogs and two mortgages.

Ponsonby's my favourite area - it used to be the new Parnell [an upmarket area full of designer boutiques], but now it's just regular - all of the artists and actors and people I know live around there.

Not that it's time to ring the death knell for jeans quite yet – spring/summer 2015 menswear catwalk was full of designer denim, for the first time in a long time, as far as the eye could see.