Sentence examples for heavy suit from inspiring English sources

On a cloudy day, the library's oversized chain-mail looms menacingly above the square like a heavy suit of armour, or – as one passerby puts it – a big pair of lacy pants.

She said Sally Rand couldn't get away with hiding behind a bubble or a couple of fans in burlesque, and the grease she wears all over herself practically amounts to a heavy suit of armor.

He keeps the windows in back cracked because of the heavy suit and the bus being warm.

Even George Bernard Shaw, who appears in so many pictures looking like the image of the 19th century with his heavy suits and massive beard, actually produced most of his best work between 1900 and 1914.

Mr. Fern said several SWAT team officers were putting on what appeared to be heavy suits of protection, and the police were screaming to anyone who came outside to go back in.

Ties and heavy suits aren't necessary and dress shirts can be worn local-style, un-tucked.

"Astronauts formerly had these relatively bulky heavy suits with thick neck rings, and we learned throughout the years maybe we didn't need that".

The authors express concern about the use of level C protection (comprising a lightweight agent-proof suit and a filtration respirator) and recommend that level B protection (a heavier suit with a self-contained air supply) should be used by medical responders.

(The scenes underwater and near explosives, however, require heavier suits with more protection).

The father buys one heavy wool suit every two years and a light wool suit every three years; the wife, one suit every ten years or one skirt every five years.

One of them, a medic, had on a heavy tweed suit, of the sort that you might wear to a grouse-shooting party in Scotland, in April.