She's very pretty, sweet, generous, goody-two shoes (in a good way) and is very successful in school.
A fixture at every trade show and show house, Mr. Dundes, an early adapter of the formal suit dressed down with running shoes, was generous with brash statements known as Lesterisms.
Along with a custom dresser, her bedroom holds an overflowing 1930s dressing table — itself the subject of a three-month overhaul — and a generous closet with nonstop shoe cubbies.
Women who wore gloves on hot days, or walked awkwardly in pointy-toed shoes, were given a generous berth.
Pour a generous amount of glitter into the shoe box lid, (or any low box lid- such as the top of a jar, an old piece of cardboard, or even on some plastic-, or a shallow bowl).
They wore gray maternity dresses and gray wool stockings and clunky brown shoes, all paid for by generous donations, they were informed.
I imagined myself in their shoes, remembering how dependent I felt on generous locals even as a visitor to Iran, and stood in awe of all they achieved and their determination to achieve it.
Lindsay Lohan was leaving a friends house in Los Angeles on Saturday when a generous amount of unidentified white powder started puffing out of her shoes.
The economics of such a generous shipping policy, which reduces the risk for consumers, is possible for shoes, which carry a greater profit margin than other apparel items.
The main compartment can hold a generous stack of shirts, sweaters, and pants, while the two end compartments (awesome for shoes and toiletries) act as bookends.
