Sentence examples for shiny outfits from inspiring English sources

The children are wearing hats and shiny outfits and most are wearing sunglasses.

They had matched their shiny outfits with colourful shirts and ties.

SLICK A dark, lacquered monument to the corrupt dreams of land sharks everywhere: all the shiny outfits you'll need to go with your black leather furniture, one-way mirrors and assumed identity.

This is a strange pocket of the western world where it is still deemed utterly acceptable to take smart, successful women and reduce them to beauty pageant contestants, with the press holding them and inspecting their shiny hair and shiny accessories and shiny outfits as if they were My Little Pony dolls, while the men stand manfully in their backgrounds.

Mothers in the class who had young daughters had serious gripes with their little girls' obsession with looking like Beyoncé: They wanted the hair, the nails, the shiny outfits -- they wanted to be "divas".

At his worst he has seemed to be present against his will, like a man shaken from his sleep, forced into a tight shiny outfit, taken to an underground studio and compelled, for reasons that remain unclear, to talk in a low, monotonous voice about taking chances or the importance of top players.

Like a Primark Lady Gaga, she bounds on in a tacky, shiny outfit that makes her look, she jokes, "like a Power Ranger", and she proceeds to keep the audience engaged throughout, even when the heavens open towards the end of their brief but hugely entertaining set.

For Donatella Versace that meant embellishment on shiny summer outfits, where perky sun dresses and glamorous beachwear were decorated with patterns of sea horses and starfish — right down to the sandals.

The designer also wants to be fashion's Caped Crusader, changing in a moment from provider of sensible clothes for people caught in a British rain shower to the purveyor of a glossy posse of sexy, shiny, metallic outfits.

At noon, the line waiting to get a glimpse of Combs grew — an executive secretary from the next block, a French financial analyst on vacation, three men wearing shiny denim outfits from Combs's Sean John clothing line, and a guy from Brooklyn named Ike.

A flamboyant performer, Juan Gabriel, whose real name was Alberto Aguilera Valadez, liked to wear jackets covered in sequins or dress in shiny silk outfits in hot pink, turquoise blue or canary yellow, and he was known for tossing his head before dancing or jumping around the stage.