Sample Sentences forvogue (auto-selected)
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Litde-little stories were in literary vogue at the time, in the '70s.† (source)
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The next afternoon, a Teen Vogue magazine just appeared on my bed.† (source)
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She started reading this Vogue she had with her, and I looked out the window for a while.† (source)
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Mr. Freeman is the Vogue Teacher of the Moment.† (source)
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You two look like you jumped out of an issue of Teen Vogue.† (source)
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"Oh, that one had a great vogue during my time at Hogwarts," said Lupin reminiscently.† (source)
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The appointment was for half an hour ago, and I'm still here, sitting in the reception room flicking through Vogue, thinking about getting up and walking out.† (source)
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Finally, the desire for novelty is indispensable if we are to produce Fashions or Vogues.† (source)
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Y.T. goes in and looks at her mother, who has slumped down in her chair, put her hands around her face almost like she's vogueing, put bare stockinged feet up.† (source)
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And the color and gemstone significances in vogue for the last hundred or so years wouldn't read at all, for Seivarden.† (source)
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A Vogue.† (source)
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Granny was diagnosed as manic-depressive and was twice confined to the Louisiana mental institute at Pineville, where she received electric-shock therapy, a treatment in vogue at the time.† (source)
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Packing receipts and forms are all over the floor; I'm trying to decide whether to order more ladies' trousers than last year, and looking at the popular styles in the catalog as well as Vogue and Harper's Bazaar.† (source)
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She wore too much gold and silver for New Hampshire; in New York, I'm sure, she was certainly in vogue—but her clothes and her jewelry, and her bouffant, were more suited to the kind of hotels and cities where "evening" or formal clothes are standard.† (source)
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"You have been chosen to join the pilgrimage to the Shrike," said the image of the old CEO whom the press loved to compare to Lincoln or Churchill or Alvarez-Temp or whatever other pre-Hegira legend was in historical vogue at the time.† (source)
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I always feel like I should buy everything and just store it, because sooner or later, it's going to come into vogue.† (source)
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