Sentence examples for bad coats from inspiring English sources

Right now, Republicans in Congress want to remove requirements for comprehensive benefits, allowing insurance companies to sell cheap plans that are like bad coats: they don't cover much and will leave you cold when winter comes.

1: Don't wear a big coat Terribly bad things, big coats.

Cross its threshold, and you feel like a blob: a poor blob, in a bad coat.

His characters are large personalities with bad sport coats and magnificent heads of hair; they're naïvely innocent bundles of bad intent.

Sacha and Trym learn how to sort good from bad peanuts, coat them with sugared coconut and then seal them in foil bags.

Vicki tries on a bad shearling coat, and Tamra swears like a sailor!

As Verhoeven says on his (highly recommended) DVD commentary track, the point is that the men in long black coats are "bad, bad, bad".

Leaving sweat in the coat can lead to bad skin and coat condition The day before a special event, give your horse a wash with a mild equine shampoo.

When people ask me why I don't wear fur, I tell them there's a tremendous amount of bad energy in coats or jackets that are made of the skins of tormented animals.

Coatings are not inherently good or bad, and all coating selections represent compromises made to satisfy all the variables involved.

Wearing a bulky wool coat or puffer jacket to lie on the couch watching Netflix is bad for the coat, and uncomfortable for the wearer.