Sentence examples similar to tacky sunglasses from inspiring English sources
The trees are peppy and tacky, like cheap sunglasses or a $10 umbrella cocktail.
EVERY summer in Chicago, most neighborhoods put on their own street fair, with generally the same mix of homogeneous items: cheap sunglasses, tacky art, deep-fried food and music by local bands.
Electroclash was all the rave and his gloriously tacky cover of "Sunglasses at Night" sounded like the most impossibly glamorous record we'd ever herd.
Street vendors spread out their wares on the pavement – pirated designer sunglasses and tacky memorabilia - until a heavily-armed police patrol moves them on.
Known for chain-smoking, tacky leisure suits, indoor sunglasses and a bad rug, Clifton was portrayed in Chicago by L.A. producer Bob Zmuda, founder of Comic Relief and a former writer for Kaufman.
Allison Dillard's sumptuously tacky costumes, so garish they will have you reaching for your sunglasses in a darkened theater, are particular standouts.
"That guy with the goatee and the tacky shirt is Gary," they say in unison, introducing a larky goof in sunglasses played by Calder Shilling.
