Sentence examples for have started dressing from inspiring English sources

Already, we have started dressing the part.

Caesar has started dressing like a human now.

He has temporarily abandoned his conventional look and has started dressing in a leather jacket and conspicuous shirts.

While Ms. Giassa is dressing down, Eben Walker, president of Graphite Metalizing in Yonkers, has started dressing up.

We eventually learned how to compromise our movie nights with films starring Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers — though we may be watching them too often, as Madeleine has started "dressing" for dinner, and in mid-meal extending her hand to me for a dance.

I think I've been in London too long, I had no idea people had started dressing like this.

No true friends will dump you just because you've started dressing differently.

It can be hard if you have fundamentalist Christian family members who are convinced that you are worshipping Satan just because you've started dressing differently, Calmly explain to them that you're not, and if you go to church, continue to do so.

He may have started life dressed as the gold suited frontman of the Roxy Music-aping indie band Golden Silvers, but you can't knock Gwilym Gold's recent endeavours for their lack of innovation.

Her face framed by a white fake fur collar that made her look like a Russian doll, Ms. Kuritsyna said Mr. Putin's United Russia party "has made very many achievements," adding, ungrammatically in Russian: "We have started to dress more better".

If that's the case, you can wear anything from trainers to an old jumper - although even the world's new billionaires have started to dress up.