Sentence examples for tux to from inspiring English sources

PSFC graduate student Alex Creely dons a tux to waltz with his partner Rachael Schwartz during a ballroom dance competition.

"I went from wearing a tux to not even having socks," he said, citing substance abuse as the culprit.

Ah, so this is not a start-up guy who trades his hoodie for a tux to entertain women on the weekends.

"I would also write and arrange music during my lunch periods, and bring my tux to school and go right to work with the bands afterward," he said.

The last time Brosnan brushed down his tux to play 007 in The World Is Not Enough in 1999, the film was the biggest opening for a Bond film in Britain.

Bostridge's costume changes — from Weimar-cabaret tux to Romantic-era winter wear to white tie and tails — mirrored the transformations that Schubert's music undergoes in Zender's down-the-rabbit-hole universe.

Legetic agreed to help promote Busboys & Poets' star-studded Peace Ball, because it was "billed as a safe space". But the idea of dressing up in gowns and tuxes to complain about Trump held no appeal to her. "I would hope that people realize that it is in bad taste," she said.

While the typical American couple will spend on average roughly $26,800 for their nuptials--from band to bouquet, tuxes to table settings--A-list brides can easily shell out that much for the gown alone.

From suits to tuxes to jumpsuits to trousers, these wedding party looks are SO rad.

Everyone's making book on who'll return their borrowed dresses and tuxes to the designers and the jewels to Harry Winston's.

Sunday, the elitest of the Hollywood elite donned their designer gowns and tuxes to be broadcast live into millions of households as they lauded themselves for exposing the grotesque and horrifying excess of Belfort's world.