Sentence examples for teaming them with from inspiring English sources

For something almost as primitive, the people of western France, where some of the world's best oysters are produced, perfected the idea of teaming them with sausage.

At Balmain, Christophe Decarnin has played with the soldier's uniform and with wide-shouldered jackets, teaming them with super-tight jeans for a sexy, rock look.

Soften the effect by teaming them with a wedge heel, opaque tights and an oversized cardigan for a look that's much less regal.

But she loved that her mother made pants, teaming them with home-made corduroy, button-down shirts, using the sewing machine that Ms. Sander took over when she set up her own label fashion company in 1968, at age 24.

There is much playfulness with oysters (teaming them with foie gras in one dish, nettle soup in another), and an astonishingly good cold artichoke "soup" was unexpectedly thick with squid, beet purée and chili.

Updated versions of the rustic stub-toed boots also appeared on the runways last fall, revived by Anna Sui, who gave a succession of sweet and gauzy party frocks an earthbound look by teaming them with rough-and-ready footwear the models' mothers might have worn.

For longer rides, just make sure you team them with some padded bottoms.

Jackets were the versatile partners (meaning that any man could team them with regular pants).

She's teamed them with tight leather leggings, a creamy sweater and gold jewellery.

He teamed them with jackets as rich as the boots, which were sculpted from quilted leather with silvered toes.

Other designers followed suit, and it was interesting how many teamed them with suits, making the options seem wearable.