Sentence examples for letter jacket from inspiring English sources
noun
A jacket traditionally worn by high-school and college students to represent school and team pride or to display one's athletic or academic awards.
Out comes his varsity letter jacket, vintage 1969.
They redrafted the varsity letter jacket, planting a PS logo on the front.
Sulley appears slated for a ROR letter jacket, while Mike ends up in loser land with Oozma Kappa (OK).
The young man was wearing a letter jacket decorated with old N.B.A. logos and a matching cap.
I also saw a man with salt-and-pepper hair in a varsity letter jacket marked with the letters "S.H.S.B.C.," for "Saint Hill Special Briefing Course".
Essentially unable to read large type, Brown now relies primarily on Braille, the form in which her name appears on her letter jacket.
This week, alumni dusted off letter jackets and flew in from Dallas and other places.
At one table, a group of adults in high school letter jackets was noisily tearing into a tray of deep fried hard-shell crabs, called hard fries, whacking at them with wooden mallets.
Early in the show's run, the archetypal bully was a varsity letter jacket-wearing football player, Dave Karofsky, a boisterous homophobe who eventually began to come out and then professed his love for the boy he had relentlessly victimized, Kurt Hummel.
Trophies, photo booth pictures with funny faces, ticket stubs and letter jackets.
A stroll through the Sunday flea market outside Fairfax High School provides a catalog of some of those magical objects: varsity letter jackets, rotary phones, typewriters, fur blankets, old ties and cowboy boots.
