Sentence examples for your new blazer from inspiring English sources
The trench coat is the new blazer.
Photographers took hundreds of pictures as Ashanti donned her new blazer, a boxy apricot number emblazoned with a golden lion, the county's official crest.
Cover up in a sharp – but not too sharp – new blazer: these are less structured than in previous season, either mannish and loose or cropped and fitted, and in every shade under the sun.
The pie I threw at Mark made a terrific mess, but a blueberry pie would have been even better, since it would have permanently ruined his new blazer, the one he bought with Thelma.
However, after the home bought a new blazer for him to pin his medals to, he decided to go to Normandy alone, without telling anybody of his plans.
Girls in hijabs mingle with Afro-Caribbean boys in over-sized new blazers.
The new blazers are best worn with skin-tight jeans, dangerously high heels and a healthy dose of irony.
Matched with a nautical knit cardigan or a trim blazer, it could be your new work look.
Is she off for a jog?" Big chat for someone wearing a black New Look blazer like the one your geography teacher would wear to parents' evening, isn't it?
Put on your best hipster blazer, pack your pockets full of business cards and load your pitch deck on your phone.
