Sentence examples for gets a suit from inspiring English sources

The author gets a suit made at a tailor recommended to him by his friend, a professor.

By Francis Steegmuller The New Yorker, March 16 , 1935P. 44 The author gets a suit made at a tailor recommended to him by his friend, a professor.

Then I got a suit with sneakers for a competition.

"It's a rebirth issue, getting a suit for a première," he said.

* Suits you, sir. Has Juan Antonio Pizzi finally got a suit, and a team, that fits?

Have you got a suit?' 'No.' 'Would you go out and get a suit?' 'No.' I said, 'Well then, mate, fuck off.' I got one of my advertising girls to sell the books instead".

"Get a suit, some nice clothes," said Baffert, a three-time Derby winner and the undisputed king of this art-deco horse palace.

For one thing he can get a suit laundered for thirty cents, and Del Monte peaches are cheaper there than right here.

He thought that later he would go to Dublin and get a suit and some clean clothes and then come back and maybe stay at the hotel.

I said we've got 12% of the British suit market and we haven't got a suit in the window.

He relishes confronting his detractors, once telling a man who criticized his expensive suit, "The best way to get a suit is to work".