hippie造句

They were dressed up in hippie clothing.

The word hippie refers to someone who is hip.

He was a hippie: who else drops out of Reed?

As the hippie movement took hold, the natural girl-next-door look became popular.

These girls were not afraid of eccentricity, I like Pamela's mix of retro and hippie.

The journey began in 2003, with a visit to a "hippie architect" house-building camp in Vermont.

Soon enough everyone was a quasi-hippie; long hair on men no longer signaled anything about what they stood for.

"I'm still an old stoned hippie head," he says. "I love getting high: Nothing like cleaning up your in-basket!

The Orono police, who already had reasons to dislike me (I was a notorious anti-Vietnam War "hippie"), were delighted with their catch.

Although a fashionable person of the 21st century can still be described as hip, they would not be referred to as a hippie.

TALL, broad and Texan, Raymond Christian, the ex-marine in charge of building Agua Caliente, a 1, 750-acre solar power plant in Arizona, is no green-tech hippie.

If you are looking forward to a beach party, have your black cotton dress ready. You can keep your accessories and makeup to a bare minimum. As per hairstyle, wear your hair down like a hippie.

Pieces like this fl oral Rebecca Taylor romper and tiered blue Gold Hawk dress go with tougher accessories and loose waves that help her style swing “from sweet hippie girl to rocker chic.”

Smart early investments in such strange-looking seabound schemes - like the hippie-built houseboats of Sausalito, Calif. that are now worth millions - may well turn out to reap deep rewards.