Sentence examples for occasion wearing from inspiring English sources

High in the stands, one Stoke City supporter had come dressed for the occasion, wearing a José Mourinho mask and carrying a placard marked as a P45 for Louis van Gaal, the struggling Manchester United manager.

I was certainly not the first journalist to come to see her but she insisted on dressing up for the occasion, wearing a bright pink dress and a bright pink hat.

Williamson had endeared himself to few in the establishment – a silver jubilee commission was not finished in time; he was escorted in handcuffs, drunk, off a flight at Sydney airport; he turned up at the palace in a kaftan or silly hats; or, on one occasion, wearing a badge proclaiming "I am Gay".

In court for sentencing, her handcuffs removed for the occasion, wearing a pink dress, McMillan said this: Though I am still young, and still searching for answers, I have started down a path where dignity is derived from the law of love….

FLOTUS chose a short-sleeved dress for the occasion, wearing red in contrast to Melania Trump's sky blue.

Princess Letizia stopped by Palma de Mallorca's Club Nautico on Friday dressed for the occasion, wearing a blue-and-white striped shirt, jean shorts and flats.

In other years at Roland Garros, Wimbledon, and Flushing Meadows, Venus, too, has on occasion worn a white wrap around one thigh or the other.

She has, on occasion, worn saris to work, and she keeps an image of Ganesh, the elephant-headed deity of good fortune, in her office.

Occasion wear An important category, what with all those state of the union nights and dinners with the king of wherever.

"However, if there was any tension it was firmly pushed to one side as Boehner, who had donned an orange tie for the occasion, wore a grey suit to match his new son-in-law".

His international career has stretched over 13 years, including 21 occasions wearing the captain's armband.