Sentence examples for coat armor from inspiring English sources

He confines his heraldic chores to people entitled to coat armor, like Morgan, Gloria Swanson, Warren G. Harding & Major Bowes.

And perhaps a coat of armor.

Apparently, Leiter had loaned teammates his patented coat of armor, which came in extremely handy.

It was the trophy that he then wore as a coat of armor.

That kind of demi-couture is not for the bargain hunter, and Toledo's prices range from twelve hundred dollars to ten thousand (for a "coat of armor" in metallic lace).

On the walk back I took a different route, taking in the castle from several angles and suppressing an unexpected desire to put on a coat of armor and storm it.

Made from a 1930's recipe, the cakes live up to their name; their velvety interiors are deeply perfumed with lemon and protected by a sugary coat of armor.

Jasper E. Shealy, a retired professor of industrial engineering at the Rochester Institute of Technology who has studied skiing accidents for 30 years, said he worried that many skiers might regard helmets as "a coat of armor" that might encourage them to take chances.

You'll need to develop a thick coat of armor, because you'll be out there making mistakes and you'll know it.

The benefits of walking around with a built-in coat of armor are clear, but for evolutionary biologists, understanding how and when the turtle shell evolved has been a slow and steady race.

Diania is now the closest known relative to arthropods, and the creature's discoverers contend online today in Nature that its partially armored configuration the first such transitional form found in the fossil record provides evolutionary clues about how arthropods came to develop a full coat of armor.