Sentence examples for is wear from inspiring English sources
verb
To guard; watch; keep watch, especially from entry or invasion.
So the first advice that Sarah Palin's new neighbors have for her is: wear sunscreen.
Can't fault the tactile concept, but what hasn't been taken into account is wear and tear.
The silliest thing he does in the whole movie is wear a windbreaker with a tie.
The moral is: wear glasses and wear them with pride, four-eyes!
Meanwhile one of the magazine's key "cool" judging points is: "Wear the unwearable.
"There is wear and tear for jockeys and this is a dull week, racing-wise.
THE best advice for a first-time visitor to Mobile World Congress (MWC) is: wear comfy shoes.
"But with men, in the US certainly, all you do is wear a blue shirt, khakis and maybe cowboy boots".
"The least I can do is wear clothes I have well and not stuff 16 Kleenexes down one pocket".
"All you do with your talent is wear dressing-gowns and make witty remarks when you might be really helping people, making them think!
"Our slogan is 'wear a workout,'" says the 53-year-old Wilkinson, who has spent ten years and about $1 million of his own developing the garment.
