Sentence examples for styles from inspiring English sources

His painting includes references to Arabic calligraphy as well as western graffiti styles.

Many schools hope to thwart the decades-long habit of rolling up the waistband of skirts by looking for new styles that can't be "customised".

("Great styles and great music!") It dawns on me slowly, like a rather chilly dawn, that I also had a 1950s wedding.

There are also faint signs that playing styles may be changing.

Pop culture, lest we forget, initially grew out of the postwar affluence that allowed working-class teenagers to express themselves though choice – the music they listened to, the clothes they wore, the styles and movements they spawned, whether mod, rocker or hippy – but it was also propelled by the progressive changes to educational access that began with the Education Act of 1944.

Searchers for Robert Peston's weighty thoughts on Twitter (at @peston) may now find themselves looking at @robpestonhair ("keeping the brain of the BBC's economics editor warm, changing styles like he changes his coat") by mistake – a site that, confusingly, largely consists of retweets of genuine Pesto.

With their tight jeans and updated teddy-boy styles, the four gaff lads exude rough sex: they could have walked straight out of the Smiths's "Rusholme Ruffians" from the album Meat is Murder.

Kazantip, which calls itself a 'paradise rave republic', moves around Ukraine every year at the whim of its founder, a shadowy figure in his early forties called Nikita Marshunok, who styles himself President of Kazantip.

Sheeps The ex-Footlights sketch team bring to London their high-concept Edinburgh 2014 smash in which they rework the same sketch in myriad styles.

She is passionate about interior design and has decorated her five rooms in distinctive styles, each reflecting a different city around the world, from Nairobi to Kuala Lumpur.

The final represents an intriguing clash of styles – attack versus defence.