Sentence examples for shirts something from inspiring English sources

About half the fans cheered for the visitors and many wore blue Cubs hats and shirts, something acknowledged by Dave Wills, the Rays' play-by-play announcer, to his radio audience.

I suggested we make shirts, something to mark this big step for both of us.

Plunkett has not shone brightly for Yorkshire but there has been a spring in his step this summer when pulling on an England shirt, something he did first long before any other member of the side – in December 2005.

"I was was handed the number nine shirt, something I had been dreaming about since I was a little boy and I have scored 27 goals and now I want to get 30 and try to win the Scottish Cup".

United fans, though, will certainly recall the fact that he found the club's famous number seven shirt something of a burden, and was happy to switch back to wearing the 25.

There's a mic on/off switch and a tiny volume control, but no clip with which to attach to your shirt — something I've always found helpful on other pucks.

An odd quartet: the Dirty tour shirt, the "Disappearer" shirt, something sexy and red which doesn't even look like Sonic Youth merch, and a white Goo one that was probably illustrated by a very well-known comics artist.

Wear clothes that look well put together, jeans and a shirt, something simple.

If you work in an office environment, wear a different colour of shirt; something brighter or patterned.

Accordingly, in a demonstration at a Sharp laboratory near here, Sharp's stain gadget efficiently removed lipstick stains from white shirts -- something Japanese men complain is a common result of riding crowded commuter trains.

Lori F.: I don't know -- I just feel like she would have worn one of his shirts or something.