Sentence examples for gear that makes from inspiring English sources
She spots him in Macy's, where she happens to be trying on scuba gear that makes her look as if rubber antennae are sticking out of her head.
He has kitted us out in our super-modern waterproof gear that makes us look like a family of Scandinavian traffic cops, but about which even the teenager doesn't complain.
The other is beefy and unattractive Abe, played by Jordan Gelber, a guy who when not in a tux favours sports-leisure gear that makes him look like an extra from The Sopranos.
Packed with the kind of gear that makes sound engineers salivate, like an extremely rare 1960s recording console by EMI side-by-side with the latest gleaming digital equipment, it is not the kind of place you would expect for an era of pirated music and GarageBand.
None of it was absolutely necessary, but the shop called Lahout's North Face has great sales in midwinter on gear that makes you feel that you really do belong with the wind-burned crowd at Base Camp 2 in Nepal, and we came away with some fine Patagonia guide pants.
Computer makers hate adding gizmos to their boxes to flush heat out, preferring to save the room for gear that makes their machines more appealing.
Until just a few years ago, much of the coffee gear that made it to the United States from Japan was brought here in suitcases.
Dozens of shops across Baghdad sell security uniforms, rank and unit insignias, holsters and other gear that make it easy for militants to disguise themselves as police officers.
And George Cortina, a stylist who does work for influential mega-chains like H & M, has been spotted around Paris wearing gear that made it seem as if he might move out of the Ritz and into a pup tent.
Once the character starts that path, the further they travel down it, the more dangerous they become, imbibed with new weapons, new ways to fight, and new pieces of gear that make them more powerful".
Alarmed at televised images from Seattle, the police and other officials here spent months preparing, spending $1 million on gear that made officers resemble Darth Vader, which protesters mocked by blaring a "Star Wars" theme.
