Sentence examples for narrow drainpipe from inspiring English sources

While you don't have to be an East End red-brick rebel to pull off Ted-style drapery, it helps if you have big hair and a little behind to wear fall's narrow drainpipe trousers and pompadours.

Some of the rounded, Edwardian shoulders, exaggerated by narrow drainpipe sleeves and mean wasp waists, did scream of "trying too hard," but then there were all those steed prints, and often on banal country-club dresses.

Trousers as narrow as drainpipes are the newest width.

That is more or less what it turns out to be in the end, but the film is also a nimble, acrobatic tour of Edinburgh, traipsing through narrow alleyways, up drainpipes and across gables and gutters as it follows Hallam on his pathological way.

He also mentioned that few of the established models were thin enough to wear his latest couture suits, which feature long drainpipe sleeves and narrow skirts gathered in folds above the knee, and that even Natalia Vodianova had to shed 10 pounds, presumably in baby fat.

Sported narrow, three-button suit jackets, drainpipe trousers, Chelsea boots, monkstrap.

Drainpipe trousers, for instance.

A hand tentatively emerged from the drainpipe.

That's where the drainpipe comes in.

A pretty drainpipe flower pot from crocus.co.uk is £6.99.

I scarpered down the drainpipe and rang Liz again.