Sentence examples for layers of sweaters from inspiring English sources

All the clothes she possessed she had on - several layers of sweaters and coats.

She wore extra layers of sweaters and stuffed T-shirts in the shoulders of her jacket to make herself look bigger and tougher.

("Mating") !Gum: exclamation, meaning "Shit, it's cold!" "!Gum, we would say, shivering and lumbering around in our anoraks and layers of sweaters.

That's what Isadore, wrapped in layers of sweaters to stay warm, told his customers as he served up pickles and peppers and sauerkraut.

But some could not see the coffee-truck goddess in this bent woman at shadow's edge, clutching the handle of the shopping cart she used to hold wares and provide balance, wearing a baseball cap, layers of sweaters, and men's pants, navy blue, into which she had sewn deep, leg-long pockets to keep safe her hard-earned rolls of bills.

Don't forget to layer; some girls wear long skirts under short dresses, or scarves and shawls over layers of sweaters and skirts.

Be sure to go through both layers of sweater fabric.

So they huddled, side by side, in deep layers of tattered sweaters under striped hospital pajamas, sharing both a bed and a miserable fate.

The wonder of this collection was twofold: First, in spite of the set, the "art" did not diminish the clothes; and the collection had artistic elements like complex ruglike knitting, a pink coat that looked like paint-splashed mohair, mixes of lace and mesh, and pants worn with layers of colorful sweaters.

Of course, you can always imagine something under the surface of a Prada outfit: lust in the afternoon once layers of thick knitted sweaters and skirts were removed, the bright patent shoes kicked off and the hefty socks with a cable down the front unpeeled.

But after a family ski trip to Lake Tahoe — where a then 8-year-old Clementine insisted on riding the lifts swathed in multiple layers of ice-encrusted sweaters that made her look like a tiny Abominable Snowman — I was finally forced to recognize the outerwear war for what it was: one more brilliant salvo in my daughters' long-running campaign to drive their mother crazy.