Sentence examples for jeans was from inspiring English sources
The phrase "jeans was" is not correct in written English
It is incorrect because "jeans" is a plural noun and should be paired with the plural verb "were." Example: "The jeans were on sale at the store."
On True Religion's Web site, a pair of women's dark blue denim low-rise straight leg jeans was for sale for $343; cut-off jean shorts with vintage label patches retailed for $228.
Tyga, nearly strangled by his skinny jeans, was spastic.
Drew, an affable Englishman in a blazer and jeans, was drinking an Americano.
Oberst, in a tight white tennis shirt and sagging jeans, was in an affectionate mood.
Sitting in an empty row, in a navy blazer and pressed jeans, was Leonard Chuene.
A contest to find a better way to line dry jeans was also launched.
Nestled beside him, in a strappy white T-shirt and jeans, was CAMERON DIAZ.
There is no word yet on whether her wedding ensemble -- a baseball cap and torn jeans -- was designed by Vera Wang.
The video -- in color and showing a man in a blue shirt with short sleeves worn over a long-sleeve gray shirt, and blue jeans -- was widely distributed on television news programs and on newspaper Web sites.
Thandi, a big woman with a pretty face, purple nails and a sense of dress -- red jacket and jeans -- was chosen because she spoke English well and understood the research protocols.
Her grandfather Ronald Jeans was "a lesser Noël Coward" and a cinéaste, while her grandmother Margaret wrote novels but was also a palm reader and potter.
