Sentence examples for styling from inspiring English sources

A republican terror group styling itself as the "new IRA" is suspected of shooting dead a man in his 40 and dumping his body in a lake in north Belfast.

I'd put that top with those trousers … I was basically styling.

Dear leaders, I address you as "leaders" because, for some reason (perhaps manager comes too close to rhyming with janitor for your liking), you've increasingly taken to styling yourselves in this way.

Front National, currently headed by Le Pen's daughter Marine Le Pen, has railed against what it deems the corruption of the French elite, styling itself as a down-to-earth alternative.

Indeed, his predecessor Saparmurat Niyazov was far more self-aggrandising, styling himself Türkmenbaşy, or Leader of Turkmen, and renaming months after himself and members of his family.

Although I started doing it when I was 16, it was only around when I turned 25 that I realised this was what made me happy: consulting on collections, styling for magazines and brands.

Styling became my "proper" job slowly.

Styling: Melanie Wilkinson.

Meanwhile, the Socialists' primary election for next year's mayoral race in Marseille was won by a senator styling herself as the "queen of the suburbs".

But dissenters styling themselves as the Azawadi People's Coalition want closer relations with Bamako, and have roasted their former comrades in the press and on air.

In Tokyo, Mr Obama made one of his main foreign-policy speeches so far, laying out his vision for America's deeper engagement with Asia and styling himself as America's first "Pacific president".