Sentence examples for to blouse from inspiring English sources
noun
A shirt, typically loose and reaching from the neck to the waist.
Sometimes air must be injected to get a shirt to blouse correctly.
Different ways of carrying the devices were proposed, such as in the shirt or trouser pocket for men, attached to blouses for women, or encased in a pouch hung around the neck.
Designers incorporated the material in ways that made it surprising, accenting everything from classic coats to blouses and trousers with touches of lovely luxe leather.
Graduate from "window" to "window pane,' from "couch" to "cushion," from "shirt" to "cotton blouse".
Make sure to pin your sari to your blouse because if it falls, it will be considered taboo.
According to the blouse the hand must have belonged either to the Grand Duchess Marie or Anastasia.
In fashion, "nude" can be used to describe the colour of anything from Kate Middleton's favourite pumps to a blouse or a shade of nail polish.
When Nina Normatova, a grandmother from Dushanbe who likes to dance, reached for her heart, she touched the red-white-and-blue ribbon affixed to her blouse.
She has a hospital I.D. tag clipped to her blouse.
I lowered my head to her blouse, hearing it ticking away.
