Sentence examples for into a wardrobe from inspiring English sources

Finally the figure retreats into a wardrobe and shuts the doors behind him.

They also fit well into a wardrobe in which sportswear has become a staple.

WILL.I.AM - Cheeky sideways glance, like a little boy who's just been caught weeing into a wardrobe.

Her second bedroom had been converted into a wardrobe department, with different coloured gowns, bathing suits and wigs hanging everywhere.

The routine where he primly prances about, backing into a wardrobe in the hope of extra points for seeing Narnia is the show's most blissfully funny sequence.

A bloody footprint on the parquet floor was photographed.Pieces of furniture and a mirror were smashed and stuffed into a wardrobe.

Until 3 Jan, entry free, book in advance for attractions, hydeparkwinterwonderland.com Enchanted Narnia, Jersey Step through a wardrobe into snowy woods and an immersive walk through a magical land – and you may just meet Father Christmas.

The seven tales of the English children who cross over, through a wardrobe, into a land where animals speak and lions rule, which Lewis began in the late nineteen-forties, are classics in the only sense that matters — books that are read a full generation after their author is gone.

In The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe the young Lucy goes through the back of a wardrobe into Narnia, an imaginary land ruled by a tyrannical White Witch who has made it, as one character explains, "[a]lways winter and never Christmas".

Meanwhile, preparations have already begun to film "The Chronicles of Narnia," based on the children's books by Tolkien's friend C. S. Lewis -- whose characters, appropriately enough, walk through a wardrobe and into a whole new world.

In this, Mr. Ghesquière's third Resort offering was a natural extension of recent runway shows that have happily moved Vuitton away from the designer's original strategy of "wardrobing" — a fancy word for the kind of basics that form the skeleton of a wardrobe — and into the realm of real fashion: riskier, but also potentially more desirable.