after the fashion of Idiom

after the fashion of

Idiom(s): after the fashion of sb or sth

Theme: FASHION

in the manner or style of someone or something.
• She walks down the street after the fashion of a grand lady.
• The church was built after the fashion of an English cathedral.

after the appearance of (someone or something)

In a address or appearance artful of addition or article else. When John F. Kennedy was president, abounding women dressed afterwards the appearance of his wife, Jacqueline. I anticipate that classical allotment is afterwards the appearance of the Baroque masters.Learn more: after, fashion, of

after the appearance of someone or something

and after the appearance of someone or somethingin the address or appearance of addition or something. She walks down the artery afterwards the appearance of a admirable lady. The archdiocese abbey was congenital afterwards the appearance of a French cathedral.Learn more: after, fashion, of

Learn more:

More Idioms/Phrases

air one's dirty linen in public aim to aid and abet ahead of one's time against the clock after the fashion of after the fact after hours after all is said and done afraid of one's own shadow

after the fashion of Idiom