Sentence examples for new tux from inspiring English sources

After tonight, I suggest, he could offer the creature his new tux.

It's more impressive than a cheap new tux.

Williams was at his most charismatic during renditions of "Minnie the Moocher", "New York, New York" and "I Wanna Be Like You", which he naturally sang dressed as a gorilla in a tux.

The next morning at 10, Mr. Samuelsson, in a fresh shirt and tux trousers, is sitting in a sound studio some 60 blocks downtown, painstakingly recording the audio version of his new memoir, "Yes, Chef".

The only spark of dynamism comes from the moves of the backing dancers (buff men in tuxes) during "Something New".

As she performed, her blond hair blowing in the wind, and backed by six dancers wearing similar shimmering tuxes, Beyoncé gave new meaning to the lyrics: "Now everybody asks me why I'm smiling out from ear to ear".

Having ignored the new dress code, he wore a tux, and was strolling around with a visible sense of purpose, shaking hands.

Beatrice, a forward-thinking young woman, wears a tux.

E! News reports that Levine "looked dapper in a fitted tux," while Prinsloo wore a white Marchesa gown.

Yes, sneakers continue to be the footwear of choice--new black-and-white sneakers to go with the tux.

As the photos by Dan Taylor and Seattle Gay News' Nate Gowdy attest, Schock opted for a black tux while Phelps went in dress uniform for the occasion.