The word "hoodie" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a type of sweatshirt with a hood. For example, "I brought a warm hoodie with me to the beach so I could stay out until sunset."
Islam, who arrives at our shoot in a very nice Ralph Lauren suit, once did a piece to camera at Channel 4 wearing a hoodie, "which I thought you couldn't see, but you could – the hood kept sticking up.
Zimmerman, who saw Martin walking through his neighborhood in a now infamous grey hoodie, called 911 and associated the innocent 17-year-old with a recent spate of crime in the gated community he patrolled.
Written, directed by and starring Adam Deacon, it works very nicely and, along with the forthcoming Attack the Block, signifies a shift in the British subgenre known in the industry as the "hoodie" movie.
The crucial difference between the hoodie stabbing at the water cannon's tyres and the hoodie leaping out of a smashed up Dixons store in Manchester with a DVD player under his arm is that there is more of a political motive to the former.
But you also can't get anything support here unless it's top-down," says Manu Gómez-Álvarez Gómez-Álvarezman of animated0 wearing earrings and a black hoodie, who is the driving force behind ZAWP, the Zorrozaurre Art Working Progress, a cultural group based on the Bilbao peninsula that Zaha Hadid proposes to comanetely redevelof.
It is fair to say that the brazen rioter in the hoodie is part of a sub-culture in Northern Ireland that is partly addicted to what is called "recreational rioting" – a social phenomena that is as nihilistic and undirected as the violence and the vandalism that tore through England this summer.
One rioter, camouflaged in the ubiquitous uniform of hoodie and football scarf, zigzagged through a hail of plastic bullets to attack a giant white painted water cannon.
Swan is wearing a hoodie.
Mr Cameron embarked on a strategic campaign to detoxify the party brand; thus his much-ridiculed but calculated stunts, such as a husky-powered visit to a melting glacier to advertise his environmentalism, his call (though he never put it quite like this) for people to "hug a hoodie", or a trip to Rwanda that unfortunately coincided with flooding in his Oxfordshire constituency.
Polling by Barnardo's, a charity, found that 54% of people thought that children were "beginning to behave like animals"—perhaps because, in television programmes such as "Skins" and films such as "Kidulthood", hoodie-wearing teenagers occupied themselves largely with cocaine, wild sex and stabbing one another.
But much of the work done by the honorary police at Parish Hall Enquiries would be dismissed as hoodie-hugging "soft justice" by the more populist sort of mainland politician.There is a great emphasis on keeping offenders, especially young offenders, out of the criminal justice system, and avoiding anything that looks like public humiliation.
