Sentence examples for typical guise from inspiring English sources
In a revealing clip from "Cow Cow Boogie," a 1942 Dorothy Dandridge "soundie," the 1940's equivalent of the music video, Mr. Brown is seen in his typical guise of a sweet-natured little second banana to the dapper Mr. Cook.
In this guise, Fred, in a hushed tone, gives you that typical bad English service during a shirt-fitting, in a perfume shop, in a tea shop, in a library, and in a restaurant.
Although new in guise, especially in its close relationship to music, it is a typical Brown work, able to entertain while operating on a complex cerebral level.
According to research from Cornell University, the typical call-centre employee in India has a bachelor's degree.Globalisation in its latest guise means such workers come into more regular contact with less-skilled people in the rich world.
It's a typical Tuesday evening at the club, which has been running since 1940 in various guises, though never quite as actively as this.
Such add-on costs often come in the guise of a "service" fee, and the charge tends to match what most of us would associate with a typical gratuity.
"Under the guise of W.T.O.
Guise himself became ambitious for the crown.
It's a guise for all seasons.
