Sentence examples for sharp-dressed from inspiring English sources
The word "sharp-dressed" is correct and can be used in written English
You can use it to describe someone who is dressed in a sophisticated manner. For example: "The sharp-dressed man walked into the restaurant with an air of confidence."
And another weird song choice - at first I think it's Legs, but it's another ZZ Top number, Sharp-Dressed Man.
WILLIAM WREN Sharp-Dressed Hero Bill Wren fought fires for 25 years, raised two sons and when they began thinking about careers, said: "You want something that you love, that you're waking up in the morning and looking forward to".
Sharp-dressed cans The K701's definitely look like very high-end headphones, with their wire frame, "self-adjusting" leather headband, and huge open-backed earcups.
The original 1960s rude boys were sharp-dressed, gang-affiliated young Jamaicans.
Nyong'o could learn a lot from the sharp-dressed hacks in the Kings Cross newsroom.
Just before showtime, a sharp-dressed proprietor in a pink necktie talks to his staff in the dining room.
That evening, he arrived at eight o'clock sharp, dressed in his work clothes.
(2) The ones for Gimme All Your Lovin', Sharp Dressed Man and Legs.
But then you don't come to ZZ Top for nuance, you come to ZZ Top to shake your hips with abandon at Sharp Dressed Man and Gimme All Your Lovin'.
The men the same age as them whoop for early blues like Waitin' for the Bus/Jesus Just Left Chicago; there are twentysomethings punching the air to the big hits from Eliminator – Gimme All Your Lovin', Legs and Sharp Dressed Man.
It's also good on watercress or arugula, tossed with a sharp dressing.
