Sentence examples for would be styled from inspiring English sources

Fancy dress online shop, Escapade, looked into this year's Google Trends, to find out  the most searched for menswear terms in the UK, US and Australia, to picture how a modern Santa would be styled if he was to have a makeover.

All the staff would be styled up and everyone would be decked out – the door staff, the cloakroom staff, the bar staff, the dancers; I'd definitely have podium dancers to get everyone going," he says.

For instance any future King James would be styled James VIIIsince the last Scottish King James was James VII (also James II of England, etc).while the next King Henry would be King Henry IX throughout the UK even though there have been no Scottish kings of that name.

A hair stylist can give you an idea about what type of veil will work with the way your hair would be styled on your wedding day.

On the eve of their wedding and in a move that foreshadowed the battle over a post-divorce title for Diana, the Princess of Wales, more than 50 years later, the couple were informed that while the duke would continue to be styled "royal highness," the duchess would not.

The iBeetle and iBeetle convertible, which Volkswagen said would be available in the United States as early as 2014, will be styled to complement iPhone color schemes.

One would think that the development of man from a sponge, or a spore, or a polyp, should be styled as ascent rather than descent.

Truss will not be styled "lady chancellor".

They should be styled separately.

Under past rules a girl born to William and Kate would have been styled Lady and not known as Her Royal Highness - only a first-born boy would automatically become a Prince.

According to some legal commentators, such an argument, no matter how it is styled, would almost certainly fail; the FISA court so frequently approves surveillance orders that it is often criticized as a rubber stamp.