How To Use Corduroys In A Sentence
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We must've looked like freaks to people who had never seen a hacking jacket or wide-wale corduroys with lobsters embroidered on them.
Christian Chensvold: Preppy Evangelist: The Lisa Birnbach Interview
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Dressed in a beige cardigan sweater, corduroys and rimless glasses, he exudes a polite, professorial air.
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Rich kids in fourth grade used to make fun of the sounds of my corduroys swishing down the hall.
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It seems that he was never tortured by his homosexuality, and he had a curious fetish for grey flannels and corduroys.
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While corduroys are gaining popularity this season, you'd better get yourself a pair of dark blue jeans in time for fall.
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Fall 2002 is marked by a retro look, which is highlighted by the re-emergence of corduroys, only these cords have thin ridges rather than the thicker ones that were popular last year.
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Madison joined us in the kitchen by the time I had the package open, dressed in my new corduroys and her black tank top.
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Comfortable and stylish, you can wear this turtleneck with a stylish pair of beige or light brown corduroys, designer denims, or a dressy pair of flat-front slacks for a more formal occasion.
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The comfort of his smell, the softness of his worn old corduroys.
SEA MUSIC
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Make sure to select a shirt that matches at least several jeans, corduroys or Dockers of yours.
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He was always well dressed wearing handsome sweater vests with long sleeve shirts and matching corduroys.
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Daniel arrived in a hoodie and corduroys, and we sat on two separate ends of the couch, and he wrote me a note on a piece of paper that said, Do we break our vows when we sneeze?
The Adults
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More often than not, he turns up at black-tie dinners dressed in a polo shirt, black corduroys, and sneakers.
Art's New Pecking Order
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He was wearing a waist-length light to mid-grey polyester jacket, zipped up at the front, and dark sandy-coloured corduroys.
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You will get to know the store well: the buffalo-hide carpet; a stiff pair of black riding boots by the door; and some beautiful casual clothes, such as cherry-red corduroys and navy cardigans, folded on top of a weathered picnic table.
Ode to Handsome
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A wool or cotton crewneck or V-neck sweater, with your favorite jeans, corduroys or fitted five-pocket pants.
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Past these windows, from Randolph to Twelfth surges the crowd: matinee girls, all white fox, and giggles and orchids; wise-eyed saleswomen from the smart specialty shops, dressed in next week's mode; art students, hugging their precious flat packages under their arms; immigrants, in corduroys and shawls, just landed at the Twelfth street station; sightseeing families, dazed and weary, from Kansas; tailored and sabled
Fanny Herself
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He wore a pair of black corduroys and a long sleeved striped green dress shirt.
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A mink came within twenty feet of me the other day as soon as my companion had left me, and if I had had my gray sack on as well as my corduroys, it would perhaps have come quite up to me.
A Different Stripe:
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At the Syracuse of my freshman year in 1967, everyone wore crewneck sweaters and corduroys to the football games at Archbold Stadium.
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Corduroys come in shades of rust, sand, bottle-green, caramel and plum.
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The lane was quite populous with wagons and hay-makers – the men in their corduroys and blue hose – the woman in their trim jackets and bright calamanco petticoats.
John Halifax, Gentleman
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So go crazy this fall because flannels, corduroys and tweeds are making a huge comeback.
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I shivered in my green, long sleeved shirt and black corduroys, staring up at the streetlights around the student parking lot, crushing my books against my chest.
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So go crazy this fall because flannels, corduroys and tweeds are making a huge comeback.
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Whether you enjoy wearing a tailored suit, old jeans, khakis, or corduroys, we have the perfect shoes for you to step out in.
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Arthur was wearing corduroys and a long-sleeved tee shirt; he pulled on a warm wool sweater Marilyn had given him for his birthday a few weeks ago, and then his parka.
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Corduroys come in shades of rust, sand, bottle-green, caramel and plum.
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He hooked his fingers under the belt that fastened his baggy corduroys, tried to lean back casually, and bumped into someone walking by.
Kate Fridkis: Home-Schoolers Might not be so Weird After All
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And though he wore corduroys at work, and a slop-made pepper-and-salt suit on Sundays, strangers would turn round to look after him on the road.
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Beginning at the hem, cut the jeans or corduroys open along the inseam or the side seam.
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The head of a smart high-street men's shop attempted to tell me why corduroys are superior to blue jeans.
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Designs for boys shift very little season to season, save for adding the choice of cargo pants to wide-wale corduroys and classic blue jeans.
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By 1785 types of cotton fabric generally available included corduroys, jeans, nankeens, erminetts, thicksets, corded tabby and jeanette.
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Then the young man in corduroys and the bloom, etc., carried Denny home on his back, after his legs had been bandaged up, so that he looked like "wounded warriors returning.
The Wouldbegoods
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There are occasional hits, such as hot-pink coats, cropped corduroys, and the retro argyle look.
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In the blistering heat, and in true family tradition, I was dressed in corduroys and a heavy knitted sweater.
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He wore a sort of smock-pullover, badly stained, and great flapping brown corduroys above suede chukka boots.
WHISTLER IN THE DARK
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No, my main worry is that the passengers will conform to his relaxed style and be allowed to fly in jumpers and corduroys.
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In the blistering heat, and in true family tradition, I was dressed in corduroys and a heavy knitted sweater.
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Take note that these basic cuts apply to a wide range of pants, such as jeans, corduroys, chinos, dress pants, and khakis.
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The Italian fashion designer on style, philosophy and wearing corduroys 24-7.
Cashmere King Brunello Cucinelli
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Beginning at the hem, cut the jeans or corduroys open along the inseam or the side seam.
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Whether you enjoy wearing a tailored suit, old jeans, khakis, or corduroys, we have the perfect shoes for you to step out in.
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There she picked out her light blue corduroys and a black blouse to match.
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Finish off the look with a pair of gray, black or dark-blue designer jeans or beige/light brown corduroys, and a pair of rugged dark brown biker-inspired boots.
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Opt for a clean-lined neutral color that can be worn with jeans, dressy pants, khakis, and corduroys.
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Comfortable and stylish, you can wear this turtleneck with a stylish pair of beige or light brown corduroys, designer denims, or a dressy pair of flat-front slacks for a more formal occasion.
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Prices of corduroys, tuxedos and T-shirts had also doubled or tripled.
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Supposing, he said, two of the most distinguished members of the House of Lords—the Lord Chancellor Lord Simon and Lord Cranborne —suitably dressed in sweaters and corduroys, conversed with ordinary people in a public-house in Wapping.
From the archive, 20 January 1943: Extremes in spoken English
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In the room below stood Tyrrel, his hands in the pockets of his corduroys, his shoulders slumped.
THE DEVIL'S OWN WORK
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I noticed he was wearing a white collared shirt and corduroys.
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Martin Ramin for The Wall Street Journal Stallion-stitched leather buckle For the Wild Man A little bit country, a little bit rock 'n' roll circa '70s Eagles, this stallion-stitched leather buckle grooves well with a similar colored belt, worn-in low-slung corduroys, a dandy printed button-down and beat-up espadrilles.
Shoot From the Hip
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Unless you're going to work, do not wear a button-down shirt tucked into your corduroys.
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Above stairs, more than one head _en papillate_ took a furtive peep between the curtains; and the butler of the family, in corduroys and a fur cap, was weeding turnips in the lawn before the door.
Charles O'Malley — Volume 2
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The head of a smart high-street men's shop attempted to tell me why corduroys are superior to blue jeans.
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The head of a smart high-street men's shop attempted to tell me why corduroys are superior to blue jeans.
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And though he wore corduroys at work, and a slop-made pepper-and-salt suit on Sundays, strangers would turn round to look after him on the road.
Amy Foster
