Sentence examples for wearing from from inspiring English sources
"Everything I'm wearing, from my socks to my underwear, is just soaked by the time I'm finished," Mr. Jones said.
As a freelance editor put it, "I'm just trying to keep what I'm wearing from being a problem".
Rushing to pull his reserve parachute, Godfrey knocked the GoPro camera he was wearing from his head, sending it spiralling towards the ground below.
As he was being driven to the firing squad, the 19-year-old managed to throw the cap he was wearing from the window of the car.
"That's a boss; you do what a boss tells you," the officer said, adding a little later, "You got that credential you're wearing from us, and we can take it away from you".
Ms. Marquis attended the seminar, and Ms. Smaltz promptly dissected everything she was wearing, from her watch (too small for someone her height) to the shade of her pantyhose (the wrong shade of brown).
The statue's outstretched hand is worn from being shaken.
Was there really nothing he would wear from the show?
He looks a bit worn from his night in the van.
His hands and his face were wrinkled and worn, from years as a steelworker.
Just like that first trench coat, which she still wears from time to time.
