Sentence examples for tuxedo from inspiring English sources

And impeccable is the right word – not just for the sharp lines of the tailored cashmere coats, elegant tuxedo suits and graphic intarsia knits, but for the masterclass in brand strategy the label has become.

He flicked out the creases from his tuxedo and adjusted his bow tie, before knocking on the door of the presidential box.

When Star Wars first screened on CBS in 1984, it was momentous enough to merit a five-minute introduction hosted by Mark Hamill in a tuxedo.

One happy fellow wore a bridal skirt and a tuxedo jacket.

From Puerto Rico comes the symbolic moment when that same papi, sweltering in his tuxedo and trying to forget the evening's price-tag, kneels to change his daughter's flat shoes for high heels.

Previous balls featured a cigar-chomping American speaker in a tuxedo, pumping the air and encouraging shouts of "Viva capitalism .The ball-goers are not what you might call mainstream Brussels.

Men's Wearhouse hopes to extend to Jos. A. Bank customers its successful tuxedo-rental business, which now accounts for around a quarter of its profits.One argument used by Men's Wearhouse in rejecting its rival's bid was that a merger would "raise significant antitrust concerns".

And it's conventional to knock tuxedo-ed or white-tied attire as stuffy, old-fashioned, prissy.

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Claire Waight-Keller of Chloé took a different approach, an altogether more laid-back one, sending out off-the-shoulder peasant tops paired with relaxed tuxedo-striped trousers.

That award goes to Spanish third-tier side, Cultural y Deportiva Leonesa, who will be playing their home games in a bizarre tuxedo-style shirt.