Sentence examples for the getup from inspiring English sources
noun
A costume or outfit, especially one that is ostentatious or otherwise unusual.
But the getup is plainly meant to look cheap and tarty, not upmarket.
"I don't know what the future holds for me," Hicks said in the video, posted on the GetUp group's website.
The getup for each is headed for the clothesline To be aired and beaten until the time has come.
The getup is many times the size of a normal head and is custom-made by the Jim Henson Company's Creature Shop.
Madonna was singing, and he imagined her in the getup she'd fancied for herself a few years ago, suspenders and items of underclothes.
In a response posted at the GetUp site, Hicks said: "Today's AFP decision is a great relief for my family and me.
To the uninitiated, the getups might look like a big jumble of store-bought and home-sewn concoctions, yet many of them pay careful homage to superheroes past and present.
These children, for whom Madonna is somebody else's mother, think the getups in the storefront windows are no more threatening than Lynda Carter's Wonder Woman power costume was in their mothers' generation.
Hunt also pointed out that the Adani mine was "500km inland, not on the coast as the GetUps and the extreme left of the Australian political scheme would have people believe".
The getups come from Adopt & Shop, a Los Angeles-based nonprofit that combines pet adoption and retail.
Amid the inevitable castigation from South Koreans and foreigners alike for their insensitivity, the band's managers claimed that no one on their creative team had any idea the getups would be construed as Nazi-esque.
