Sentence examples for army surplus parka from inspiring English sources

He is dressed in his army surplus parka; his scooter (probably a Vespa GS 160) blooms with extra headlights and spindly wing-mirrors.

Mr. Song, a spiky-haired skateboarder in an Army surplus parka, wore like a badge the streetwise manner and hip-hop inflection that he'd absorbed as a kid growing up in the Bronx.

It was Britain, though, in the guise of Mods riding customised scooters – their sharp clothes protected by army surplus fishtail parkas, originally designed to keep American soldiers warm during the Korean War – that gave the Vespa a surprising hint of menace.

Find an Army-Navy or Army Surplus store to get cheaper gear.

On the window of a Polish shop, I notice, there is a sticker advertising the far-right British movement; directly across the street is an army surplus shop run by a Ukip activist, with a stack of recruitment leaflets among the parkas and boots.

Until the British Army withdrawal in the late 1960s, it was also a place to buy army merchandise like uniforms, army gear and other army surplus, possibly looted earlier from British military stores.

They're army surplus.

I had an army surplus blanket in that colour once.

It has everything from army surplus to furniture, Orthodox icons, instruments, clothes and kitsch.

Lord Levene built USH, which sold army surplus, from a 20-man firm to quoted company.

But he could also have been someone else with a fancy for army surplus.