Sentence examples for old costume from inspiring English sources
Nice quaint old costume in the style of 1886.
"I wish I had saved my mother's Naomi Sims wigs and her old costume jewelry.
"Are you sure you don't want these?" "I don't need Vera's old costume crap.
Each year before Christmas, there is Rhinestone Week, in which Mrs. Brennan encourages staff members to rummage through their grandmothers' things for old costume jewelry to wear.
"David has asked me to say this: In Japanese myth, the rabbits on my old costume that Kate's wearing live on the moon.
Introduced by Noel Gallagher, supermodel Kate Moss – decked in an original Ziggy Stardust stage outfit from 1972 – read Bowie's acceptance speech saying: "In Japanese myth the rabbits from my old costume which Kate is wearing live on the moon.
How can they resist putting on their old costumes and singing their old songs?
And everybody had to look convincing in reproductions of the old costumes.
He continued that if viewers cannot recognise people from their old costumes "you're not going to get the story.
Some of the old costumes and wigs were dispersed to museums as Mr. Christie went on to other triumphs.
Ms. Reynolds owns a pathetic hotel where she displays her old costumes and sings in the casino.
