Sentence examples for it comes dressed from inspiring English sources
He lives for individuality — so long as it comes dressed in green and white.
The barest bone is the wrench of marrow, roasted and salted, and it comes dressed with parsley, lemon, and radish.
In Apulia, it comes dressed with bitter greens like cima di rape, a kind of chicory, or with turnip tops, similar to the broccoli rabe used here, yet more forceful.
As an alternative inspirational motto for his new school, Dyson could consider some other words of Edison's: "Opportunity is missed by most people because it comes dressed in overalls and looks like work".
It comes dressed in all hues.
It's the new Divine Right of Kings -- or Master Race Theory, really -- and while it comes dressed up in supposed modern empiricism, it's purely 19th-century pseudoscience.
The crowd was fervent; many in it came dressed in black and white, as the band had requested.
But it came dressed in a true-to-scale uniform decorated with ribbons, insignias and stars and included a press release that lauded General Powell as "a real-life hero" and an "inspiration" to the children of America.
At a conference in London this week, a participant put it well: "The new always comes dressed up in the old".
On Friday, Mr. Bruni told us more about Mr. Koch at that gathering: "What I remember so vividly about that meal was the way he came dressed for it.
It seems to be a particular issue when it comes to fancy dress; I've been to a '90s-themed party where people came dressed as "terrorists", complete with turbans, toy guns and brown face paint.
