Sentence examples for mannequin from the from inspiring English sources

"It's not that big of a leap to go to a window mannequin from 'The Real Housewives of Orange County,' " said Simon Doonan, the creative director of Barneys New York.

Hang the mannequin from the ceiling.

But the premise is simple enough, a group of three heroes with extraordinary abilities (speed, strength, brains, flight... the works) team up to stop a madman named The Mannequin from destroying the city.

Sherman ordered a number of mannequins from the catalogue, altered and dismembered them, combined them with props from her vast inventory, and photographed them in combinations that make sex look about as appetizing as the bubonic plague.

So while female mannequins from the fifties had measurements that would allow for menstruation, modern day mannequins would not have enough body fat to menstruate.

When I first heard the name of this film, the "Lucy" which instantly came to mind was A Clockwork Orange's naked, four-on-the-floor mannequin from whose bosom flowed synthi-mesc, the chemical hallucinogenic stimulant Alex and his friends would drink to attain hyper-clarity before embarking on sprees of baroque violence.

In keeping with modern style, many of these posters involve surrealistic photomontage — as in HA Rothholz's industrial safety poster "Wrong/Right," which shows a mannequin bending from the knees instead of the waist to lift a box of supplies.

Moving Mannequin Sprints From The Gap [Gizmodo].

In "The Mannequin," from around 1920, a wooden store model is draped in a silk jacket almost identical to the jacket that the woman wears in William Paxton's "New Necklace".

Edison's dolls can be found in the exhibition entitled Silent Partners: Artist & Mannequin from Function to Fetish, currently being held at the Fitzwilliam Museum in Cambridge in the UK.

A central problem with mannequin studies is that one does not know exactly where the mannequins differ from the variety in the population.