Sentence examples for sharp stilettos from inspiring English sources
The unpeaceful quality of Riccardo Tisci's collection for Givenchy, with its sharp stilettos, military khaki, field belts and grommet-riddled fabrics, suggests a selective reading of European history, or maybe no reading at all, a profound ignorance, in fact, of the human cost of war.
From her precise fringe to her sharp stiletto heels, Underwood's look projects control.
Nail art blogger Diana translated author and illustrator Eric Carle's classic onto her sharp stiletto nails with uncanny precision.
Nighttime brought the grounds alive with missions not unlike the child's game capture the flag, except the sentries were armed and the commandos carried scalpel-sharp stilettos.
£595, Charlotte Olympia, matchesfashion.com 8. blue suede court shoes It's nearly always better to reference a trend rather than wear one head to toe, and these pin-sharp stilettos do just that with this season's "it" colour, cobalt blue.
In it, Gwen looks like the rock star that she is, sporting a hot pink jumpsuit and razor-sharp stilettos.
She's got a pair of needle-sharp stilettos in her hand and fluffy slippers on her feet.
Here the stake-sharp stiletto that Wu used to offset some of his more ladylike looks.
Thanks, sometimes, to their own actions and to a media that love a too-sharp stiletto heel, women MPs are often portrayed as Lady Macbeth types, yet here they were telling me about the ordinary stuff: their bills, their battles to find schools for their displaced children, their lonely menfolk.
It plays into a stereotype of sharp nails, stiletto heels and barbed tongues that the men who run sports love.
