Sentence examples for making a coat from inspiring English sources

It tells the story of a poor tailor who is tasked with making a coat of cherry-coloured silk for the Mayor of Gloucester's wedding on Christmas Morning.

She imagines making a coat from the fabric with a tiny camera attached; the L.E.D.s would display images of the space around her, effecting a kind of social camouflage.

When I saw him in November he was contemplating making a coat-and-bear donation to the Afghan refugees.

But this problem could be overcome by making a coating with self-healing properties.

The idea is to make a coat that guys really want to wear".

Before the First World War, the British War Office commissioned Burberry to make a coat for its officers.

"If I decide to make a coat red in the show, it's not just red," she explains.

The seamstresses charged fishermen about two months of their income to make a coat because the job took six months.

Ms. Beane, her arms full of some rusty hairpin-shaped legs (Eames legs, Mr. Sanders called them), had an idea to make a coat rack.

She had added shiny leggings and made a coat hanger into a necklace: "I was pleasantly surprised to see that people at school were grabbing at my shiny legs, rather than trying to strangle me with the coat hanger".

In "The Living Forest," an animated Spanish feature for ages 4 to 9, all the forest moles disappear "because a greedy woman wants to make a coat of them," Ms. Youngerman said.