Sentence examples for look introduced from inspiring English sources

Favouring fairy-tale gowns of lavishly embroidered duchesse satin, the young Elizabeth amplified the exuberance of the postwar "new look", introduced by Paris-based Christian Dior in 1947.

The new trailer retains the grimy, brooding look introduced in earlier teasers, with the "heroes in a half-shell" impressively realised in classy CGI.

After a few minutes, the man approached me with a slightly puzzled look, introduced himself (Tom Cooper, Elmendorf, Texas), and asked a question I'd anticipated: where were the naked people?

The updated Yahoo News site is has been redesigned with a more modern look and feel, to better fit in with Yahoo homepage's new look, introduced earlier this year.

(The look introduced a new term into the sartorial lexicon: "side butt").

For previous series, puppet eyes had been sized out of proportion to the heads, but as part of the realistic look introduced in Captain Scarlet, the eyes of production personnel were photographed and the images scaled down for attachment to the eye sockets.

Christian Dior's "New Look" silhouette, introduced in 1947, was a direct response to the wartime austerity look.

Perhaps FFA will look at introducing the 3+1 as a legacy of hosting the Asian Cup?

It may also look to introduce premium brands, such as Miller Genuine Draft.

McDonnell said a policy review body would look at introducing "compensatory measures" for small business.

Search engines in particular could look at introducing ways of detecting patterns of gender bias".