Sentence examples for favourite coats from inspiring English sources
Auburn leaves coat the grey concrete, people are thrilled they can wear their favourite coats again and no one is shaving anything.
There is also fast, then fast: coat-on bowl of cereal, coat-on Heinz tomato soup and – my absolute favourite – coat-on cold sausage eaten in front of the fridge.
Personally, my favourite coat trend this season is what I always called the 60s-style coat but what I recently learned is actually called "a car coat", which is slightly A-line and mid-thigh length (therefore perfect for when driving in a car, apparently – anyone who actually drives a car is welcome to write in and confirm or refute this).
The preferred coat colour for a favourite-ox is uniform and pale, and can be white, gray, yellow or pale roan.
And then there were three … Turn up the collar on your favourite winter coat, dear readers, as we contemplate the cover of Take That's new album.
It is undeniable that the Turkana favourite-ox coat patterns, horn deformations and body modifications are similar to cattle images present in numerous Neolithic rock art scenes from a broad range of geographical areas.
Out of the string of trendy shops on Haarlemmerstraat, Rumors Vintage is a favourite for stylish coats capable of withstanding the country's soggy weather.
But also largely because what we understand by the label "Russians in London" has increasingly centred on a handful of wealthy individuals who own apartment blocks within stumbling distance of Harrods and lunch on "herring under a fur coat" (a favourite Russian salad) and sweet cherry dumplings at Mari Vanna, a glamorous Knightsbridge restaurant.
A favourite style was the trench coat, a classic design based upon the coats worn by World War I officers in the trenches.
You heard right, Bob Dikta freaks and Peyton Randolph fans – the same material used to coat everyone's favourite roughly ball-shaped professional athletics thing is now on phones!
Apply a thick coat of your favourite mascara.
