Sentence examples for unfamiliar clothes from inspiring English sources

"In a matter of moments, it begins to feel like these unfamiliar clothes are strangling me... Sleeves become tourniquets.

Looking sharp is an important aspect of physical attraction, and if she sees you looking great in unfamiliar clothes, she'll sense that there's been forward movement, if not wholesale change.

(Participant K). "North Koreans are unfamiliar with colorful clothes in South Korea, because they had been never allowed to buy those kinds of clothes.

Always showing his workings (or just enough of them), Blick spirited her out of the bomb smoke and into yet another unfamiliar, dusty room, her clothes crusted to her back with dried blood, captive once more, and squinting at a small, high window, hoping for sunlight.

Lego has come unstuck before, when it branched out into theme parks, girls' toys, clothes, watches and other unfamiliar businesses.

But behind all the foofaraw were darker and not unfamiliar strains of influence, specifically in clothes that made frank allusion to bondage, fetishes and sadomasochism.

An American designer who has made things for Mrs. Obama explained that she has helped his business because saleswomen can now tell shoppers unfamiliar with his label, "Mrs. Obama wears his clothes".

He changed his clothes, and, fired by a wonderful and unfamiliar sense of power, he slung his bag over his shoulder like a regular Santa Claus, went out the back way, and took a taxi to the lower East Side.

I admit I was unfamiliar with Mr. Zero, but after seeing Mr. Tisci's stagy clothes and spacey hats, I am now.

I realized it was not likely that the unfamiliar pink-and-black striped bikini panties in the clean-clothes basket were the result, as he claimed, of a simple laundry-room mixup.

The Diver's Clothes Lie Empty starts with one of those nightmare travellers' scenarios: you arrive somewhere unfamiliar, and immediately your bag, with all your vital paperwork and property, is stolen.