Sentence examples for pair of baggy from inspiring English sources

Instead of White's signature tighty whiteys, Cranston's Lyndon Baines Johnson sports a pair of baggy boxers.

He flew economy class dressed in a newly purchased coat and a new pair of baggy Afghan pants.

She looked up from her paper and past Caitlyn, smoothing her turquoise halter top over the waist of a pair of baggy cotton pants.

I said: 'When I stand over a putt, I can't have the end of my putter getting caught in a pair of baggy shorts.

In Muslim Pakistan and North India, where Islam left imprints on both Sikh and Hindu societies, the common women's costume is the salwar-kamiz: a pair of baggy trousers, the salwar, and a long, often knee-length top, the kamiz.

He was wearing a black cardigan over a blue T-shirt, and a pair of baggy dark jeans, and he looked vaguely like a celebrity, or possibly an athlete.

"Zombies on Broadway," an RKO production, suggests how far he had slipped by the mid-'40s: he plays the farcical menace to Alan Carney and Wally Brown, a pair of baggy-pants comics who were RKO's answer to Abbott and Costello.

Mr. Simmons pointed to a pair of Phat Farm baggy jeans, worn by a colleague.

Mugira, a high-school graduate, was wearing a pair of fashionably baggy jeans and spiffy white sneakers.

Smith, who has modelled for Saint Laurent Paris, disappeared beneath a red linen shirt and a pair of very baggy jeans that went down to his shins.

Try a pair of really baggy jeans to hide your curves and maybe a loose belt slung low on the hips.