in style造句

Her Highness arrived in style.

Inflated and pompous in style.

Entertaining in style needn't mean spending lavishly.

(of literature)elaborate in style;overwritten

He was so emphatic in style.

She always celebrates her birthday in style.

One invention, too, earned money in style.

This pair of shoes is out of style. You should buy one in style.

They are rich in content and varied in style.

His articles are rich in content and succinct in style.

She bobbed her hair to be in style.

Thanks. Perms are back in style, you know.

The Bat jacket is loose-fitting and smooth in style.

Too trenchant in style; to fail to show restraint

Camping in style: the new Mandare River camp is the first African-style luxury tented camp to open in Madagascar.

Buildings were symmetrical in layout, diversified in form and magnificent in style.

A third Double followed in 2002, clinched in style with a win at Old Trafford.

The provisions are adhesion contracts only if they are standardization in style, of adhesion in nature.

Most salesmen like to entertain in style, in order to impress their customers.

Lao Zhang's prose is graceful in writing and elegant in style, and his novels are dwarfed.

Bad writing is caused not so much by mistakes in grammar as by weakness in style.

This style is newly designed. It is an improvement in style upon the old ones. Reports from different markets show that this is the choice of discriminating buyers.

The earliergraceful and restrained Style was the mainstream in the end of Song dynasty, and the later Heroic Style became the main style after they were forced down to the South.

You have a good taste. It is in style this year.

She gives dinner parties in style, with the best food and wine.

The girls began to bob their hair to be in style.