Sentence examples for off the blouse from inspiring English sources

Yes, there are expensive shoes I can't walk in and a yellow silk blouse that makes me look green around the gills – but the shoes are a work of art and the thought that I might one day achieve the tan to pull off the blouse gives me something to aim for on holiday.

Sheenah Shirakhon, an Iranian Jew who grew up in San Francisco, took off the blouse and red skirt she had worn while speaking at the podium, revealing a silver bikini top that had "NO WAR" painted across it and shorts with "IN IRAN" painted across the back.

She pulls off the blouse and stands before us with it in her right hand.

Still no words between us, though she's quietly humming to herself as I slip the right sleeve of the blouse off, then peel the last of it away from her left.

In one, she wore an off-the-shoulder blouse.

Whether her outfit is a black off-the-shoulder blouse and glistening black pants or a café-au-lait ruffled dress, she wears it spectacularly well.

An off-the-shoulder blouse or a negligee surmounted by a perm, and perfect teeth: Pat Lying Low, Linda in Dreamland, Penny at Night.

And reverberating through the peasant looks, from off-the-shoulder blouse to a strawberry print on a white cotton skirt, there was some sweet suggestion of an innocent country childhood.

Then you can experiment with current trends, such as an off-the-shoulder blouse, a lace-up sandal, a fringe bag, a piece of ethnic jewelry or a Bohemian print skirt or pant, without going out on a limb financially.

"The most important thing I can tell you about aging is this: If you really feel that you want to have an off-the-shoulder blouse and some big beads and thong sandals and a dirndl skirt and a magnolia in your hair, do it.

Look 7 includes a pie-crust collar and an off-the shoulder blouse; Diana often wore shirts with this type of collar in her early "Sloane Ranger" days, when she made the fussy, neo-Victorian look the look for posh young Londoners.