Sentence examples for wears to keep from inspiring English sources

Behind the goggles he wears to keep irritants out of his eyes, Mr. Engel looked upward.

While the bloated Gore-Tex coat that he wears to keep out the cold – "look at you, you can't even turn around in that thing," mocks Elaine – looks a lot like Christopher Shannon's cinched puffa jackets.

In the early years, the nest ribbon reminded me of Annie's baby presents; now, it looks like the ribbon she wears to keep her hair in a ponytail when she plays sports.

He likes hats; among his favorites are a wide-brimmed white canvas bucket hat, which he wears to keep the sun off his face, and a baseball cap with a logo advertising a heavyweight title fight between Mike Tyson and Evander Holyfield — a fight that had to be cancelled when Tyson was convicted of rape.

With the sun now glinting on the tiara that she wears to keep her blonde tresses in place, she then waved to the crowd, cast a glance at her mother Oracene sat in the stands and ran forward to put a consoling arm round Venus's shoulders, her joy at winning her third grand-slam title - she also won the 1999 US Open - diluted by the fact that her best friend had just lost.

But that aloofness is a façade, a mask Brandon wears to keep his unquenchable habit from being discovered.

But what to wear to keep in with the theme?

For the Jim Dandy, Lukas removed the blinkers that Will Take Charge wore to keep him focused.

Tell about dry suits they wore to keep themselves alive in cold water.

Days when a girl needs something gallant to wear, to keep her chin up in.

Hiking boots are usually adequate as footwear, especially if gaiters are worn to keep snow from creeping down the ankles.