Sentence examples for trim look from inspiring English sources

Squat brick buildings with wooden windows and gingerbread trim look out onto the mountainside across a wide main street.

It owes its current trim look (and blue-and-white paintwork) to a fresh programme of restoration completed just two years ago.

But the long angular face, the sober smile and the appraising dark eyes retained vitality, and until late in life he had the trim look of the skier and swimmer he had been.

Would that pom-pom trim look good on the bottom of your curtains?

Instead, trained cosmeticians find a trim look-alike for your waddling pooch that will fool even the mailman.

The trim looked like tortoise shell instead of the expected wood.

The Eos, especially when trimmed out in Lux trappings with leather and walnut trim, looks and feels like a junior Audi.

Ms. Quinby's century-old house, now gray with white trim, looks much as the mint green house in the movie did.

Appliqué petals stitched loosely on to fluid crepe dresses looked modern, while trouser suits with ribbon-wide chiffon trim looked phenomenal in neon zebra stripes on Alek Wek.

At first glance, the palm-size puppy with luminous white contours and shiny metal trim looks like a gene splice of Apple's iPod and Sony's Aibo robot dog.

The original model, black with chrome trim, looks like nothing so much as a big art-deco toaster.