Sentence examples for one vogue from inspiring English sources

Although it's flattering to be considered "trendy" in middle age, this is one vogue many of us never thought we'd experience.

The guiding idea, as the singer Imani Uzuri read from the program notes, was the question, "How does one vogue Hijikata?" But also: "This is neither an attempt to make Butoh nor an attempt to vogue, but rather a potential third thing".

One Vogue journalist who bought a Birkin in Hermès Rouge leather recently lives in fear that her husband will one day discover how much it really cost.

There is only one Vogue, but there is a reason for that.

The interactive experience features three rounds of one-on-one vogue battles, starring famed voguers like Aniyah Lacroix, Bootz Givenchy and Alex Mugler clicking, miming and contorting across a dance floor.

However, like most of-the-moment trends, when one in-vogue style begins to fade from public eye, its polar opposite is quietly waiting in the wings, ready for its own moment.

He also has more than a dozen soprano saxes — many of them the lovely little curved ones in vogue until the 1950s — and some flutes.

Now, says DeGroff, drier tequilas are the ones in vogue.

" I-d, Italian Vogue, British Vogue, French Vogue, American Vogue, French Elle, Italian Elle, Details Magazine, Interview Magazine, what's that one which Mapplethorpe used to shoot for?

As the smoothing-over was decided on, one word muscled its way into vogue: emollient.

Professional development is one of the vogue phrases in the education world these days, as schools struggle to meet higher standards and to improve the skills of a teaching force that includes high numbers of novice and uncertified teachers.