Nevertheless she has dressed practically every famous woman and queen in Europe Queen Mariee, the pretty Greek princesses, the Duchess of York.
She was dressed practically in jeans and a sweatshirt, no nail or eyelash extensions, cubic zirconia studs in her ears.
She dressed practically, hardly wore designer clothing off-screen (they were "expensive") and refused to get a "makeover", which one producer suggested she do before shooting her first Hollywood film in 1939.
BuThe know that on October 23, 2012, Tunisia will no longer have a government, and we will have to take to the streets again.
Some dressed practically in sports bras and gym shorts, whereas others reveled in layers of costumery – and then there was that hirsute guy in sweatpants and a sweatshirt.
Don't forget to dress practically.
My little group — two women, one man — was dressed plainly and practically, various survival items tucked into our pockets and our tiny, march-approved bags.
(In Joyce's "Ulysses," the chapter in which the hapless Leopold Bloom loses himself in nighttown Dublin is practically a dress rehearsal for "Insomniac").
He practically runs on to the stage, elegantly dressed in a suit, of course, and a hat.
Kai posted a video — now being watched by practically everyone in the class — of himself dressed in a pink wig and a red raincoat, pretending to be a girl he called "Heather".
