Sentence examples for worn what from inspiring English sources
The Chelsea manager was responding to suggestions that fans were unhappy he had worn what looked like a red tie – it was orange – for the game against Fulham on Wednesday.
Since her husband announced his candidacy last June, she has worn what seemed to be a Diane von Furstenberg wrap dress in Salt Lake City, and a powder pink belt as wide as a corset on "World News With Diane Sawyer".
Without it, I probably would have worn what every other bride at the bargain stores in Mumbai was wearing because I didn't know my own style any better.
And, either way, would it have been better had Bill worn what he now proposes to help someone invent: the "condom that is better than unprotected sex"?
PETA points to several appearances recently in which Gaga has worn what appears to be fur, including what's been identified as a Michael Kors fur and an Armani rabbit coat.
If you've worn what your mother bought you for your whole life, and you're nervous about suddenly announcing you want to buy "in" clothes, just say, "Hey mom, I found this sweatshirt online.
They wear what they wear.
She wears what she loves.
"It's understanding the difference between what Buddy wore, what Onassis wore, what James Dean wore".
