Sentence examples for styles that will be from inspiring English sources

His strategy is to revive Evisu by starting over, with a handful of clean, unadulterated styles that will be sold at Barneys beginning in November.

Many styles that will be shown at the fair are particularly well-suited to the Latin American market, which leans toward large-faced watches, often with a decidedly sporty feel (although many Chileans, industry experts said, are the exceptions — preferring traditional looks).

The company released a statement on Tuesday announcing that it repriced several handbag styles that will be discontinued after the holidays.

As for the American architectural styles that will be included, Freeland and Buck say that they're taking some inspiration from the Renwick itself.

The Los Angeles firm Richard Manion Architecture has constructed scale-model dream houses — Italianate, brownstone, beach house contemporary and other styles — that will be auctioned April 17 to benefit the UCLA Children's Discovery and Innovation Institute, part of Mattel Children's Hospital UCLA.

Howe will have to confront all this with a laid-back style that will be a stark contrast to Valentine, who often found himself embroiled in controversy.

Acura revealed the Concept TL, a strong hint of the wedge styling that will be worn by the next-generation TL sedan, due in the fall.

When we see him again, he no longer has his straight hair; it's now cut short, an ill-timed gonzo style that will be his distinctive look during the postwar years.

There's a lot of action in this first hour (the only one made available for review) and it's presented in a fizzy, not quite satiric style that will be familiar to anyone who watches USA channel shows like "Burn Notice".

Also a reissue, from a 1988 original, it combines smart advice for streamlined versions of timeless French dishes with a simple, reader-friendly and ­Workman-specific layout and type style that will be familiar to anyone who has cooked from the Silver Palate cookbooks.

Billard has now completed 12 assignments, producing portfolios of photographs in a style that will be familiar to anyone who has flicked through a celebrity-filled glossy magazine: blurry objects in the foreground and a sense that the subjects are unaware they are being watched.