Sentence examples for worn except from inspiring English sources

What bothered Parker was that she felt she had been deceived by both Grauso and Theyskens, who met her in the studio and assured her that the dress had never been worn except for magazine shoots.

It looks like something Amelia Earhart might have worn, except that the eyeglass lenses have little hinged covers that were raised and lowered as the Freemasons' initiation rites progressed.

Gray and black are not worn, except in suits.

The ao dai was rarely worn except at weddings and other formal occasions, with the older, looser-fitting style preferred.

Nowadays, morning dress or a lounge suit is worn, except for coronations when Tudor under-dress is worn by the canopy-bearers.

The worn sock in each trap was from the volunteer assigned to sleep in the corresponding hut, and were generally used as immediately worn, except during experiment 4 for which socks had been stored frozen at -20°C to build up sufficient material.

"I can't tell you anything about what I'm wearing except this T-shirt is from the greatest radio station on earth.

You have to take off your shoes, socks, all the clothes you're wearing except your bathing suit, and they tell you how to pose in the special light.

The dress looked almost like something that a Catholic schoolgirl might wear, except that at the waist the fabric had been cleverly cut and folded, like origami, to reveal glimpses of midriff.

"They make everything they wear, except for underwear or shoes.

All of which can be a little wearing except, you know, here she still inarguably is, Diane Keaton, still making movies, raising her kids, giving interviews, writing this book that fits no construct or style but her own.