Sentence examples for need a coating from inspiring English sources

They need a coating to provide crispness, something that will actually toast and turn brown.

Now they need a coat of paint or three, roof repair, a new wall.

"You need a coat," Ted Weiher's grandmother had said, watching him go.

"Oh, Grandma, I won't need a coat," Weiher had said.

Need a coat hook for your Volvo C30? How about a part for that Bugaboo stroller?

Every summer, we lived in a stilt house with clapboard siding that always seemed to need a coat of paint.

You'll need a coat to enjoy this alfresco culture though – evening are freezing here in January.

As of this Sunday, the boxes have been nailed together and just need a coat of paint before we can introduce our nucs!

But, you know, we've still got kids who are going to need a coat for winter or a computer for school.

This achieves a similar effect to the no coat at all trend in that the suggestion is you don't really need a coat, because you have a car and driver on hand to protect you from the elements.

Nor did its presentational rubric depart from the prescriptive, commanding language common to its competitors ("It's cold. You need a coat. This is it," one coverline reads; try imagining it being spoken by a Dalek).