Sentence examples for flimsy coat from inspiring English sources
"It's cold," said one woman pulling a flimsy coat around her. "But it's colder in Lebanon," said another man.
A parent at the former Roke school says: "It goes against my instinct to dress my child in a flimsy coat through winter.
You won't find a lab technician who gets paid millions for his impressive pipetting skills, and flimsy lab coats with his name on aren't sold for £50 each in the high street.
The rectangular outlines of bricks are now hidden beneath a coating of flimsy concrete that would do nothing to withstand a shell but gives the inhabitants some measure of comfort nonetheless.
Also, WWD reported that Scervino "melded lingerie with outerwear" in his latest collection, which in normal English means a flimsy low-cut dress with a big coat, and is a very Kanye-era Kim look.
Still, the doctors keep donning the high cylindrical hats that go with their white coats, keep scribbling diagnoses on flimsy newsprint, keep trudging to house calls by bus and by foot.
Cradling an AK-47 and dressed in a ragged leather coat, he crouched on a patch of dirt by a flimsy cloth lean-to, guarding an unseen pipeline that runs underground for 150 miles from here to Baghdad.
One parent complains that the Harris fleeces – which have been provided free – are "flimsy", and that when parents asked for their children to be able to wear a thicker coat, they were told they could not.
Sometimes there was merely the suggestive flash of a lace slip visible under an elegant wool coat, or a deep split in a pencil skirt; at other times a dress was no more than a negligee, held up by the flimsiest of straps, or a coat covered nothing more than a pair of – what else – French knickers.
