Sentence examples for whose wardrobe from inspiring English sources

Steve McQueen is the quintessential playboy whose wardrobe has inspired me at every turn.

Mr. Barghouti, whose wardrobe runs to blue jeans and boots, never lost touch with the Palestinian street.

Electronics come from abroad, furniture from Ikea, and rare is the Russian whose wardrobe mostly features garments made in the motherland.

In 1952, Howard Hughes produced a potboiler called "Macao," starring Jane Russell as a wandering lounge singer whose wardrobe emphasized décolletage and a conical hat.

"We did a good job; our retention rate was very high," said Ms. Mehta, whose wardrobe is now a mixture of western and Indian dress.

THERE are men out there -- you know who you are, guys -- whose wardrobe is not complete without a silk tie adorned with a picture of the Big Duck.

Thus we had an antique television the size of a child's tree-house, whose "wardrobe-style" double doors ate up half a can of polish every time.

In exchange, I shared her contact information with friends whose wardrobes have since benefited greatly from the introduction.

Soon three of the most powerful positions in the country could be occupied by men whose wardrobes contain, somewhere near the back, a crumpled royal blue tailcoat with a faint aroma of vomit.

He has come to be surrounded by regular, friendly people who do not scoff at his daughter's competitive cheerleading obsession and whose wardrobes are as Lands' End-dependent as his is.

Here and there he went throwing the money about, driving carriages through the streets, giving wine parties to crowds of men and women, playing cards for high stakes and keeping mistresses whose wardrobes cost him hundreds of dollars.