Sentence examples for started to wig from inspiring English sources
It was at this point that the Tories of Twitter started to wig out.
"The Koreans came in, and because of import connections, started to sell wigs as peddlers on the streets.
By the 1920s, they had developed into torsos with joints attached, and slowly started to get wigs, makeup and glass eyes.
It was only when he held some hairpins between his teeth and started to adjust his blond wig that he began to "imitate every last gesture of a woman arranging her hair".
My wig started to slip forward.
For many, emotional continuity with "their" general practitioner was more significant than transfer of particular items of knowledge or advice: My hair started to fall out, and I went out and got a wig.
The singer later revelead that because of the dye, her hair started to fall, so she got a boy's haircut and wore a wig.
And my wig was starting to blow off.
Next, she smiles sweetly, then starts to roll up her skirt, revealing a pubic wig made of gold streamers that echo the ones lining the walls.
All we know is that the platinum wig fell off, and she's clearly starting to feel at least some emotion and perhaps guilt.
