Sentence examples for turn wearing from inspiring English sources

It includes her famous turn, wearing a wide-brimmed hat and swinging "Sweet Georgia Brown," in Bert Stern's documentary "Jazz on a Summer's Day," filmed at the 1958 Newport Jazz Festival.

Every team member would take a turn wearing the hat, and we would show our gratitude for that person.

Lucas's rival, Nicky Barnes (Cuba Gooding Jr. in a sharp, small turn), wore the pimp threads and fedoras the size of manhole covers (he also read Machiavelli).

The show turns wearing blackface into a national craze.

But no one felt just one way – we all took turns wearing those various expressions at some point.

An attendant warned them this was not allowed, said Robert Kitchingman of Melbourne, so he and his son Jules, 16, took turns wearing the blue, white and red flag.

At Wishing Well, the parents take turns wearing reflective vests and carrying walkie-talkies, just to manage the morning traffic inching along the school's driveway.

He now has 15 employees selling sausages around the city in teams of two; they take turns wearing the grill and reloading the sausages, rolls and condiments.

Still, when he turned wearing the collection's "teddy bear" jacket, layered with a purple plaid jacket, there was a collective swoon.

The Safe Kids campaign has created a "Water Watcher" tag to be worn by whoever is supervising youngsters in water; adults can take turns wearing it to let others know they should not be distracted from their task.

That's what we were thinking about as we sat in assorted public places on an 80-degree evening taking turns wearing a pair of purple earmuffs and a ridiculous knit cap made to look like a kitten's head.