Sentence examples for green parka from inspiring English sources

Hereford Cup upsets aren't always fringed by schoolboys in green Parka coats.

On a sofa, someone lies asleep under a voluminous green parka.

Twenty-four hours later she is replaying the lead role played by a thug in a green parka.

When Vogue photographed her, five months pregnant, for a profile in January, she hid in a big green parka.

He had not removed his green parka — the rooms were chilly — and he carried a briefcase, which contained artists' renderings of what the Svalbard vault will look like.

Wearing a green parka and Wellington boots, a pair of binoculars strung around his neck, Kai looked the part of a spy.

If you want a picture of English football in the 1970s, this is the one: a quagmire of a pitch, kids in green parkas hanging out of nearby trees to catch a free peek, everything saturated in a washed-out beige.

Soon the lanky, bespectacled Vallas, 44, leads a pint-size parade of orange and green parkas across a dirt lot littered with broken bottles, and into the school.

Alex is perched on a bough above him, naked under an olive-green parka, wide open down the front.

Enveloped in an olive-green parka and black scarf, he walked around the set with his hands plunged deep into his pants pockets, giving him the bearing of a kid skipping school.

In front of an audience dominated by the Oscar old guard – for the first time this New York fashion week, fox and mink coats outnumbered hooded army-green parkas three to one – the first look on to the catwalk was a black cashgora coat with opulent jet embroidery, worn over an ivory satin-back crepe dress.