Sentence examples for a raincoat of from inspiring English sources

Carolyn was not wealthy, and in my interview she bemoaned the fact that a raincoat of Kerouac's had been bought some years earlier by Johnny Depp for a staggering $10,000.

So we often wear a raincoat on top of the cloth coat".

Wearing a short raincoat of the type favored by flashers, this Lee sits and walks with his legs wide apart.

The look was ladylike with a subversive hint of bad seed, as Mr. Jacobs dispatched pin-tucked blouses, cropped jackets over lingerie knits, skirts drizzled with bows or pinched ruffles and a maroon raincoat of polka dot neoprene.

Take a bag with all your stuff, a jacket (it's cold at the top of the volcanoes), a raincoat, a pair of hiking boots and something to eat and drink.

(At least, that is what we mean by "sleet" in the United States. In Great Britain, where chips are fries and a mac is a raincoat — the topmost of the six or seven layers of clothing that you'll need under the circumstances — "sleet" usually means "wintry mix").

Check the weather and take appropriate gear, such as a raincoat or layers of clothing, as required.

In one shot he turns Patricia, with those treacherous dimples, into an angel of death in a raincoat, bathed in the glow of an ultra-mod illuminated escalator.

Early this year, her estranged former spokeswoman complained of having been forced to put the hood of a raincoat over Ms. Park's head.

But one outfit sent a full-on Gaultier message: a multi-plaid suit with a tartan voile of a raincoat.

I pulled on a raincoat and a pair of specially ordered running shoes whose EE width partly mitigated my preoperative agony.