Sentence examples for tan blazer from inspiring English sources

He takes off his tan blazer, then puts it on again.

Ai and Liu lined up in front of window No. 1 and, when it was their turn, slid the papers through the opening to a middle-aged man in a tan blazer.

With Jason's body, dressed in a tan blazer, white shirt and a diamond-patterned tie, tucked into a white and gold coffin with the words "Dearest son and brother" embroidered into its lining nearby, Mr. Wohner told of how he met Jason.

They can then follow brands and other personal shoppers on the service who can recommend items, and they can also make requests for specific items, such as a tan blazer or a blue sweater, for instance.

Weitzner, who helped draft the campaign's tech policy positions, looked Steve Jobs-cool in his light tan blazer and open-collar pink shirt.

It was a bright May afternoon in New York, and the Norwegian author was wearing mirrored aviator sunglasses and dressed in a tan blazer and blue jeans a kind of summer literary casual.

With a bushy white moustache that makes him resemble a Civil War-era cavalry colonel, Mr. Beal is a well-known figure in the East Village, where he often roams the streets wearing a tan corduroy blazer and brown leather boots.

Dressed in a blue button-down shirt, a tan houndstooth blazer and black-and-green neon tennis shoes (when asked the brand, Steyer replies, "They're the kind of sneakers they sell in the tennis club store when you show up at the club and you've forgotten your tennis shoes"), Steyer doesn't appear radical.

Now think-tanker Barry feels better about spending double what he would at Brooks Brothers on an Italian version of the Washington uniform: navy blazer, tan pants.

I had a brief relationship with a soft tan Balenciaga corduroy blazer ($1,395), doomed when I noticed a pair of sweat pants from the same line with waist-ties that looked like corkscrew plastic telephone cord for $495.

Brigham wore a tan shirt, a dark blazer, and a burgundy necktie.