Sentences with phrase «years of wearing busy»

Not exact matches

Be careful not to stain your hands Do wear gloves or you'll end up looking like you've smoked a 100 Benson & Hedges a day for years without finding the time to wash your hands (far too busy chain - smoking, obviously), which is what the woman behind the counter at the Post Office thought by the look of horror on her face...

As Miranda Priestly put it in «Devil Wears Prada,» Fashion Week is the «busiest week of our year.»

Today's outfit includes a striped button down and jeans that I blogged last week to prove the point that this classic duo will be on heavy repeat this fall, but paired with different shoes, bags and accessories to create lots of different looks to get you through this busy time of year with no stress about what to wear.

I was always a skirts / dresses girl until the end of last year when I was persuaded to start wearing trousers and now I am busy persuading my office colleagues to try skirts as they are cooler!

With this time of year being so busy, I often forget to think about what I'm wearing for holiday get - togethers.

I'm sure part of the success of Goat's range is that it is designed by a woman, Jane Lewis, who does not have a degree in fashion, but who understands what her clients (other busy women like her) want, which is a quietly luxurious staple that can be worn for years.

Broad lapels, busy, full - bodied patterns in an array of complementary colors, and a heavy - handed dose of color saturation spell out a movement reminiscent of the gauzy fabrics worn by peace - obsessed bohemians more than 40 years ago.

A nondenominational Christian school, the Academia charges $ 7,100 a year and occupies a soot - stained storefront between a halal meat shop and an evening wear boutique on a busy stretch of Georgia Avenue NW near the Maryland line.

«Even though she was ten years old, Autumn had to be taught just like a puppy: we went through the howling phase of crate training, worked through touch and desensitization, had to learn to wear a collar and leash and to walk properly on busy streets.

In the busy little daily bustle on the island, it might be easy to miss the Town Council trucks grumbling over speed bumps, but if you watch for them, they are there, hauling load after load of gravel to be spread on worn roads throughout every neighborhood as a follow - up to this year's rainy season.