sunglasses
Americanplural noun
plural noun
Etymology
Origin of sunglasses
Example Sentences
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When inspecting troops with her father, she dons the same long black leather coat and dark sunglasses that he wears.
From BBC
In the complaint, Seitz alleged that Austin, Hernandez and a third man began to bother and harass him outside after the bar closed, “including by repeatedly reaching for the sunglasses resting on” his head.
From Los Angeles Times
He’s wearing a gold-rope chain with the Universal logo as a pendant, and gold-rimmed sunglasses that are square and lightly tinted.
From Los Angeles Times
We kissed at the end of the date, but my sunglasses bumped her face and my hair came between our mouths.
From Los Angeles Times
Her outfit at Monday's press conference -- dark sunglasses, toga-like dress, and white gloves -- nevertheless evoked her status as a screen icon for the ages.
From Barron's
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