How To Use Get dressed In A Sentence
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Now are we going to get dressed and go to school?
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The boy was always late because it took so long to get dressed.
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Do you really still get dressed in your bedroom and check your look in a mirror stuck inside the wardrobe door?
Times, Sunday Times
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Or else get dressed and go out and find a seven o'clock opener, a workingman 's bar.
UNKNOWN MAN #89
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GET dressed for success with a career in fashion.
The Sun
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A tailored bed skirt smartens the bedding ensemble, while windows get dressed for summer year-round with white eyelet curtain panels.
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I usually get dressed before I eat breakfast.
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I wrapped a towel around myself after my shower and left the bathroom to get dressed.
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I thought how I would have a malenky bit longer in the bed, an hour or two say, and then get dressed nice and easy, perhaps even having a splosh about in the bath, make toast for myself and slooshy the radio or read the gazetta, all on my oddy knocky.
Where's the show?
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Not that it could have taken the 45-year-old mum of two long to get dressed - or undressed.
The Sun
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But when evening comes I get dressed and I go to the opera, where they let me in na gape.
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They were subjected to various indignities and discomforts, including having to get dressed and undressed in public.
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Cindy had the decency to get dressed, at least, although she was dressed in a ridiculously glamorous dress with lace and frills.
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It takes her forever to get dressed.
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By then I am pretty much awake and feeling more friendly - so I take a shower and get dressed.
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I can't stand to even touch my own body, to wash, even get dressed.
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I get dressed and, ignoring the pain in my calves and thighs, I cycle into town.
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With lightning speed I jump out of the sleeping bag and get dressed as quickly as possible.
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Get dressed up, take your good lady out for a romantic meal and try to speak honestly about how you both feel.
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I'd better hurry up, have my shower and get dressed or I'll be late for lunch.
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The woman claimed the defendant punched the man and dislocated his shoulder, so he could not get dressed very quickly.
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I'd better hurry up, have my shower and get dressed or I'll be late for lunch.
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The mother told the child to get dressed
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I get dressed in a pink nylon gown and hat and shoe covers.
Times, Sunday Times
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He stripped off his clothes and defecated in front of Alex, who was urging him to get dressed and leave the back garden, though he could see that Henry was too agitated to do so.
Henry’s Demons
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I usually get dressed before I eat breakfast.
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I went to the bathroom to shower, put on my makeup and get dressed.
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They both walked up the stairs to get dressed for the long day that lay ahead of them.
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I get dressed up and go to work at a pub or a club; I see colleagues and have a laugh.
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At other times, her mother lay in bed for days, not bothering to get dressed, reading from a stack of books piled on her bedside table.
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You quickly get dressed and go downstairs, wondering what the contractor left behind or forgot to do that brought him back unannounced.
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They were subjected to various indignities and discomforts, including having to get dressed and undressed in public.
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I get dressed, get all dolled up in my black shirt and blue jeans.
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GET dressed for success with a career in fashion.
The Sun
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It took me fifteen minutes to get dressed.
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I'd better hurry up, have my shower and get dressed or I'll be late for lunch.
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Do you really still get dressed in your bedroom and check your look in a mirror stuck inside the wardrobe door?
Times, Sunday Times
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It took her quite a long time to get dressed and undressed.
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I wish I had, but no, I get dressed in five minutes in whatever couture is lying around my bedroom - like today, even though I look stunning.
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Impatient mothers began urging their charges to finish up, for heaven's sake, so they could get dressed.
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GET dressed for success with a career in fashion.
The Sun
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The animals can help the wheelchair-bound to get dressed and undressed, turn on lights and empty the washing machine.
Times, Sunday Times
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I remember watching my father get dressed for work when I was a kid.
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When you most feel like hibernating and avoiding people, force yourself to get dressed and be with others.
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As the socks and sprocket and all that came with them disappeared in earnest down the block, I flipped the plunger in the air, allowing exactly one revolution, grabbed it by its wooden handle and went inside to get dressed for the day in store.
Yard Sailing
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I didn't shower, or get dressed, or take care of myself for near on a week.
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Do you really still get dressed in your bedroom and check your look in a mirror stuck inside the wardrobe door?
Times, Sunday Times
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One is that I know they probably FEEL great; they often have that kind of insouciant look about them that I think is partly due to not having a crotch seam and being able to get dressed in seconds.
I missed blogging against sexism! - A Dress A Day
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Do you really still get dressed in your bedroom and check your look in a mirror stuck inside the wardrobe door?
Times, Sunday Times
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Come on, get dressed and come out; I'll buy you dinner at the trattoria round the corner.
WHISTLER IN THE DARK
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They were subjected to various indignities and discomforts, including having to get dressed and undressed in public.
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You'd better get dressed and cheer up. The guests are coming any minute.
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I had barely enough time to shower and get dressed before the Andrews came.
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Or else get dressed and go out and find a seven o'clock opener, a workingman 's bar.
UNKNOWN MAN #89
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He tossed out a velvet blue gown to her and told her to get dressed quickly and come back out.
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Get up, make bed, get dressed, get books ready, brush hair, wash face, clean dorm and head for the dining room for breakfast.
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Having overslept, leaving me with just 10 minutes to iron a shirt, have a shower and get dressed, I was forced to skip my usual breakfast of cornflakes, a banana and a glass of orange juice.
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Not that it could have taken the 45-year-old mum of two long to get dressed - or undressed.
The Sun
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He went into his bedroom to get dressed.
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I get dressed in a pink nylon gown and hat and shoe covers.
Times, Sunday Times
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I blinked a few times before rising from the bed to get dressed and showered for school.
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I just want to get dressed up, meet my friends, have a laugh, have a bop and not worry about that bleeper.
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These are the little things that make you more excited to get dressed in the morning.
Times, Sunday Times
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We flipped a coin to decide who had to get dressed and deal with him.
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I get dressed in a pink nylon gown and hat and shoe covers.
Times, Sunday Times
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But sometimes when you have cancer and feel unwell, you just don't want to get dressed up.
The Sun
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Hurry up and get dressed.
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If he can not put his clothes on himself, learning to get dressed is a necessary part of his rehabilitation programme.
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Dad banged on the door and that was my signal to get out of the hot, steaming shower and get dressed.
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I get dressed quickly and sit on the small love seat in the living area.
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She went upstairs to get dressed.
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I get dressed in my armor, and then I touch the spherical shaped switch that will bring the lift up to my room.
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She helped me get dressed in one of the elaborate straight white gowns and placed a silver circlet on my head after brushing my long hair.
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The animals can help the wheelchair-bound to get dressed and undressed, turn on lights and empty the washing machine.
Times, Sunday Times
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The animals can help the wheelchair-bound to get dressed and undressed, turn on lights and empty the washing machine.
Times, Sunday Times
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A couple of stories stick out amongst many … One organization decided to market my program as a Reverse Strip Tea (as I get dressed from the inside out, not strip from the outside down).
Kandie Carle, Victorian Lady | Edwardian Promenade
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The boy was always late because it took so long to get dressed.
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I usually get dressed before I eat breakfast.
