Sentence examples similar to worn town from inspiring English sources

One, wearing town-car jeans and moccasins, flipped through a copy of Fort Worth Texas magazine.

These regional varieties are still worn at town festivals.

The MyFi comes with car and home antennas that can't be worn around town but pull in the XM signal more reliably.

But already some of the Democrats who think they just might be able to take George W. Bush in 2004 have begun parading through the state's worn mill towns and the Currier & Ives hamlets hidden in its mountainous notches.

Dr. Stern brings exotic ceremonial outfits and headwear back to New York City to wear around town as conversation starters.

Besides, she's mostly given up on workout wear with its logo; instead, her clients snap up "clothes to wear around town," like $75 hoodies with lace-paneled backs, she said.

"Before I was ashamed to say I was from Sidi Moumen, but now I am proud," said Abdssamad Nifkiran, as he showed off a Sidi Moumen Cultural Center T-shirt that he said he wore around town.

Being of the generation for whom there were strict rules differentiating wardrobe choices – what you wore in town and country for whatever occasion was decided by accepted standards of etiquette – I have some sympathy with this.

Fortunately, there are lots of knockoffs on the market, so I plan to soon acquire a pair of soft-leather athletic shoes stylish enough to wear around town and padded enough to survive a session or two at the gym.

She hoarded all her 60s clothes there, along with the tiaras she'd won as a beauty queen, and I'd steal her wedding dress to wear around town.

So she went to Sports Authority and bought several spandex outfits that she now wears around town.