Sentence examples for heavy dressing from inspiring English sources

A list of other regional suppliers is on the back of the menu, but the Foragers farm salad will tell you everything you need to know: it doesn't rely on a gimmicky or heavy dressing but, rather, on a barely discernable sherry vinaigrette, so the greens still crunch, and the sunflower sprouts remain springy.

She says simple renditions of green beans and pears, for example, also taste great without heavy dressing or ice cream.

Block the doors with items such as chairs under the knob, or a heavy dressing table.

She wriggled out of her heavy dress and put on her oldest nightgown.

But from the heavy dresses on display you would think that Blake and Krystle Carrington had returned for another episode of "Dynasty".

Corsets and heavy dresses were damaging enough on a day-to-day basis – but exercising in them was near impossible.

Other scenes show women in heavy dresses with bustles, dragging themselves down to the seashore where they promenaded -- a social pastime considered good for their health.

The women wear heavy dresses embroidered in bright colors and decorated with small pins and tin buttons — anything, it seems, that might make a soft jangling noise as they walk.

With a shock of spiky red hair; a rich, complicated private life; and a heavy dress that looked snipped from the stage curtain, Ms. Swinton, a consistently brilliant actress, seemed more like an ancient Druid than a movie star.

As I sat in my study, recalling my escape from the dresses, it seemed to me that the light streaming through my parents' blinds, in the empty room, was like the silence around me where I sat, and that the heavy dresses, the bittersweet smell of the shoes, the hand on my throat, were the world I had left behind.

Inspired by Muslim dress and pioneered by the British actor, writer and anti-slavery campaigner Fanny Kemble, the wearing of long, loose pantaloons under a relatively light, short dress was hugely liberating for European women previously restricted by long, heavy dresses, layers of equally heavy petticoats and body-distorting corsets.