Sentence examples for hip by from inspiring English sources

Another is Bjork, the pop sensation who has made her country hip by association.

2. Dan Hipgrave/Gail Porter Hip by name, unhip by nature.

Books on Tarantino "QUENTIN TARANTINO: SHOOTING FROM THE HIP," by Wensley Clarkson (Overlook Press, 1996, $15.95).

There you'll find yourself dancing hip by pelvis with one of the most notorious power couples of the 20th century.

Mr Clarke's down-to-earth talk and willingness to shoot from the hip, by contrast, had served him well.

But Mr. Pascoe makes the homoerotic subtext too overt and jarringly hip, by having Gennaro and Maffio fondle and kiss like hormonal adolescents.

The clothes shown on the runway the next day included a nubby plum wool suit with bunches of stitches at the hip by Louisa Burfit.

Mrs Elizabeth Hodges, a housewife in Alabama, was bruised on the hip by a bowling ball-sized rock that fell through her roof in 1954.

He made air travel hip by offering manicures and massages to first-class passengers and was one of the first to introduce personalized entertainment systems to economy class.

Watching drivers' every move, they tried to avoid getting slammed in the hip by side mirrors and did their best to ignore the occasional rude gesture.

So, if New Jersey has been made hip by Springsteen's stubble, Kevin Smith's slackers and "Sopranos" chic, then Fountains of Wayne deserve some credit, too.