Sentence examples similar to reserve pants from inspiring English sources
I arrived to find a reserved woman wearing mauve pants, a mauve vest and mauve lipstick, her hair clipped in a bun, and her warm but protective husband, who insisted that I sit in the living room for a few minutes, presumably so he could check me out before unleashing me into the kitchen.
In the 1920s the Chinese backdrop gave Maugham's story its whiff of exoticism (if not for Chinese readers); these days it's the overwrought bedroom panting, the social reserve and Kitty's apparent lack of choices that seem so foreign, like dispatches from some dying planet.
Putting aside the painted-on glam-rock silver lamé pants or the more reserved slim-cut flared leather option, the ubiquitous fur pieces and the bottom-freezing mini skirts, what remained was the fascinating way Mr. Capasa mastered his materials.
If you will be hiking to the summits of mountains or hiking in natural reserves do bring a heavy coat and pants as these places tend to get very cold.
They'd stagger in, flop into the nearest available chair and pant, "It's so hot!" in the same tones that a person might normally reserve for pleas of "water, water" as they stumble towards the oasis.
A pair of the singer's unwashed pants also on sale at the Omega Auctions in Stockport were not sold as bids failed to reach the reserve price.
The tailcoat was reserved for weddings and dances, the lounge suit became the accepted city wear, and sports jackets and gray flannel pants were popular for casual attire.
On the contrary, with his almost morbid reserves of energy, Araki runs panting teams of assistants, who these days are on hand to aid his every move.
