Sentence examples for pressed chinos from inspiring English sources
His dress is impeccable -- pressed chinos, a red designer shirt.
Men wear tucked-in shirts and crisply pressed chinos (unless they're gay), women wear short, tight dresses in bright colours.
Most patrons wore T-shirts and durable sandals; Khanna wore pressed chinos, loafers, and a navy button-down with a high sheen.
He wears pressed chinos and a blue-and-white seersucker shirt so cheery and short-sleeved that it might have been taken from a toddler.
Trim, in pressed chinos and a blue-and-white polo shirt, Hal is all wariness and restraint, every bit the conservative young businessman suggested by his 1994 M.B.A.
Kinney, in his pressed shirt and ironed chinos, is almost vigorously ordinary and normal.
It's too easy to imagine Lean, with his handsome, eagle-like features, pressed white shirts and chinos, striding around the globe like some colonial relic, making films set in a more amenable past, casting white actors, usually Alec Guinness, in foreign roles, and doing so in an ideological and artistic bubble.
Nobody – some have suggested, having watched Palin patrol the globe in his familiar uniform of beige chinos and neatly pressed sky-blue shirt – nobody could possibly be, to use his least favourite adjective, quite that nice.
However, if you are pressed for time or money, you could get away with a pair of khakis or chinos with red pinstripes (you could easily apply these with fabric paint).
