Sentence examples for sharp ties from inspiring English sources

The staff was respectful, opinionated and accommodating, helpful in navigating the store's overflowing inventory of the accouterments of easy living: silk vests with a whale print ($295), seersucker newsboy caps and ball caps ($90), beautiful sharp ties with animal prints or stars or rustic plaids ($145 to $155), woven rayon belts ($125), curious bottle-cap cuff links ($45).

The classroom attire might have been emblematic, but Hite, Stinespring and Wilson's parents insist Wilson's character goes beyond a pressed shirt and sharp tie.

Brittin has the look and manner of an over-enthusiastic second-hand car dealer: sharp suit, sharp tie and the sweetest of tongues.

Yevgeny was a handsome man in 1968 with a square face and a sharp tie, and like his son, did not smile for photographs.

As for the men, they "wore sharp dark ties like swords and said predictable things like, 'Hello.' " The hostility and bluntness of these observations go a long way toward establishing Emily's age and personality.

On a drizzly Monday in Albany, Nelson L. Castro, in sharp red tie, rose on the floor of the State Assembly to welcome a delegation of fellow Dominican-Americans visiting from New York City.

Through it all, inside the closed grayish-blue coffin rested the body of an 18-year-old in a black pinstripe shirt, a sharp red tie tucked into his dark vest.

Sharper, who tied for the league lead this season in interceptions with nine, will play for the Saints on Sunday in the National Football Conference Championship game against Minnesota in the Superdome.

They went around in those sharp suits, yellow ties and ridiculous-looking suspenders.

The men — and it is overwhelmingly male — were nearly all as impeccably dressed in retirement as they were on the job — sharp suits and ties.

Fears abound that a new absolutism is emerging in Thailand, only this time the uniforms are no longer the green fatigues of the past military dictators but the sharp suits and ties of the new corporate rulers.