Sentence examples for whose skirt from inspiring English sources

Consider Mr. Van's submission -- a maroon striped shirtwaist whose skirt has been sectioned and reassembled with insets of pleated transparent gazar.

The shy spark between the uniformed officer with the skullcap and the long-haired teenage girl whose skirt sweeps her tennis shoes is immediately obvious.

A female dancer — Fana Fraser at the Saturday matinee I attended — stands center stage in a vast circular white dress whose skirt spreads outward from her feet on the floor.

"I Only Have Eyes for You" starts as a romantic subway symphony and turns into a spectacle of sexual monomania, with Ruby Keeler's face multiplying and filling the screen before giving way to the woman herself — whose skirt Berkeley's camera peers up to reveal a suggestive array of irises and ovals.

Exile Dune: Erinn, whose skirt is now so short that her butt is mostly covered by a pixilated blur, got the idol clue, which at this point, has so many clues, it basically tells you exactly where the idols are.

Ten minutes later, three publicists arrived, followed by the Duffs, whose skirts were short and hair long and blond.

As for all those who are offended by women whose skirts, sleeves or necklines don't meet their requirements for modesty, I have only one comment: stop looking!

In "Turbulence" (2011), the contrast is apparent in the juxtaposition of dancers in regular dancewear with dancers whose skirts make them angels.

There are various kinds of laughs to be had from the Arabian and Russian dances, as well as from Mother Ginger (whose skirts contain a real surprise).

It is a young girl, a child, really, whose skirts fly out — and who should she be dancing with but Agnes's brother-in-law Walter.

And I reinvented myself in this seemingly imaginary world, with its adult passengers, who, during the evening celebrations, staggered around in giant animal heads, dancing with women whose skirts were barely there, as the ship's orchestra, including Mr. Mazappa, played on the bandstand in plum-colored uniforms.