Sentence examples for stylishly over from inspiring English sources
He takes in Mr. Madoff's expensively cut dress shirt and handsome tie, his silver hair curling stylishly over his collar.
A minute before half-time, Kaka again split the Liverpool defence with a raking ball and Crespo was on the loose to dink it stylishly over Dudek.
However, the opener came through the magic of Amalfitano, who ran through the United defence before he sent De Gea to ground with a clever faked shot then lifted the ball stylishly over the Spaniard.
On-loan Marseille midfielder Amalfitano opened the scoring in the second half when he ran who through the United defence before lifting the ball stylishly over United goalkeeper David De Gea.
After his early dalliance as the dapper darling of the international community, in his karakul cap and cape stylishly draped over a statesman's grey flannel suit, Karzai proved his skill as an Afghan trader.
Mr. Ribot is one of the great improvising guitarists in North America, and he is a jazz player, too; he's just not a conventional contemporary jazz guitarist, which is to say he favors stylishly lumpy staccato over legato and isn't beholden to George Benson, Pat Metheny or Bill Frisell.
There's the middle-aged woman stylishly dressed, fussing over her hair.
Boutiques, galleries and cafes have taken over the storefronts, and stylishly scruffy individuals shuffle between these establishments day and night.
Ammannati responded by designing a glorious composition of marble river gods and other allegorical figures, presided over by Juno, stylishly ensconced on an overarching stone rainbow, flanked by two peacocks.
I've been a part-time Parisian for almost 20 years, but you wouldn't know it if you judged my assimilation by how lightly I tread in high heels, how stylishly I toss a shawl over my shoulder or how capable I am of eating a croissant without covering myself in buttery crumbs.
The referee duly pointed to the spot, but in between winning the penalty and taking it Esposito's conscience got the better of him, and he duly sent his effort flamboyantly and rather stylishly (well, he is Italian) over the bar.
