Sentence examples for wears from inspiring English sources

Art historian Claudia Kinmonth points out that the boy "listening attentively in the centre wears green, a colour symbolic of Fenianism".

He [Aaron Jerome] wears this enormous mask.

She wears a regatta-style blazer, has a boyish haircut and natural presence.

Eschewing the grandeur and trappings of his predecessors, he arrives for meetings with heads of state in a blue Ford Focus; he wears old shoes; he astonishes members of the global public who have written to him by picking up the phone and calling them himself.

'Now we have to fill in the middle.' There's the 'chubby man' who wears glasses and drives a BMW similar to one some of the women were seen getting into shortly before they died.

Seeking to address that very problem, Harms and his fellow caddies last year identified one so-called injustice – the sponsor-filled bibs every caddie wears, sans payment – and asked the Tour to remedy the situation.

As a shy teenager, clothes made me feel better about my crap body; a new shirt still gives me a lift for at least three wears.

It's to do with his black-framed glasses and the bespoke navy suits he wears over open-necked shirts.

She wears little Doc Martens and earrings and fancy feather coats.

When he wears a suit, he's simply perceived to be professionally and smartly dressed.

But, in the spirit of rebellion, Shelley still wears high-heels.