Sentence examples for heavy raincoat from inspiring English sources
Deaf, miserable Beethoven; van Gogh and his severed ear; Hemingway and his shotgun; Poe in his gutter; Woolf in her heavy raincoat.
By Gloria Miller and Burton Bernstein The New Yorker, April 18 , 1964P. 41 Overheard in the Village, heavy wool sweater to dirty raincoat: "He doesn't want to go to an analyst, and he doesn't know why he doesn't".
Yet this is beginning to look less and less like a joke, and increasingly as if Kanye is going to have to invest in several heavy-duty umbrellas and a raincoat.
Raincoats can provide good protection but are sometimes too heavy.
You can just see her on Kelly Wearstler's chair in the rumpled raincoat she was famous for wearing even to Maryland hunt balls, heavy gold 18th-century wax seals dangling noisily from her bracelet, giant cabochon rubies on finger and throat, oversize horn-rimmed glasses below a veiled hat smothered in cloth flowers.
The bag performed well on the hike in, fully loaded with lunch, snacks, many layers, a raincoat, a small first aid kit, a Sony RX100 II, a really heavy guidebook for the area and a two-liter water bladder, which I stuffed into the strange side-zip area, snaking the hose out through the top of the zipper.
Raincoat protects from rain, yes, but also big serious things.
Find out how heavy the rain is if you're traveling there, to know whether you need a raincoat or to be ready for wet weather driving.
Overnight thunder, lightning and heavy rain failed to dampen spirits as protesters sought shelter under covered walkways, while police in raincoats and hats looked on passively nearby.
