Sentence examples for kind of dressing from inspiring English sources
It's a different kind of dressing up.
I consulted Madeleine, who is a walking Norman cookbook, on the most suitable kind of dressing.
The only way to return and put some kind of dressing on this stupid thing was to swim.
And generally speaking, any leftover grilled item – animal or vegetable – can be tossed with tomatoes and some kind of dressing for the easiest of summer meals.
The tie may be gone forever, but there are indications that yet another change may be in the wind -- a kind of dressing up with softer lines.
"There's a mood that comes with that kind of dressing," said Scott Sternberg, who designs men's wear for women under the label Boy by Band of Outsiders.
Mr. Ferver removes planks from a kind of dressing-room divider to reveal a sparkly surface like a starry sky or asphalt.
The devotees, some of whom waited four hours to get their copies signed, approached Ms. Michaels tentatively, as if she might give them the kind of dressing-down she's perfected as a confrontational trainer on NBC's "Biggest Loser".
No one expects the kind of dressing-down meted out by the MP Margaret Hodge to Green's former colleagues, but Hollick has promised to bring up the money laundering in Mexico and the tax dodging in Switzerland.
He denied, once again, that Villas-Boas had been the victim of some kind of dressing-room mutiny – "That's just the perception from outside" – but it was noticeable there was no Capello-style eulogy about the former manager.
Brought in to revamp an ageing squad after winning an incredible quadruple at Porto last season, Villas-Boas's reign was dogged by reports of the kind of dressing-room unrest that previous Chelsea managers have said led to their own downfall.
