Sentence examples for look of summer from inspiring English sources

King of Cones Ice cream experts compete creating the taste and look of summer favorites.

The landscape has the permanent look of winter.

More than any other recent American film it has the look of today.

Dior credited James for having inspired the New Look of 1947.

But the look of 2015 is altogether wilder, less easily categorised.

"Snow on the Mesa" is an object lesson in the slick, polished look of today's Graham dancers.

Groh said he would not even think about the look of next year's roster until this season ends.

In truth, Eno's feather boas, Bryan Ferry's gaucho look of 1974… they haven't aged that well.

Or here he is on how his films borrow the look of 1940s Shanghai: "It's a feeling of yesterday, but it's actually tomorrow".

With minutes to go before the first look of spring 2013 strutted down the runway, nearly everyone was out of their seat assignments.

With the look of 1930s travel posters, Wiggins's intensely colored pictures show planes at their most glamorous, zipping between storm clouds and swooping low over forest fires.