Sentence examples for of your coats from inspiring English sources

In fact, if you really want to impress the in-laws, remove all of your coats from the hall closet and throw them into that room, too, leaving the hangers in the hall for your guests' coats.

I said, 'Take off one of your coats; it's hot in here.' His girlfriend said, 'He'll maybe take it off in a half-hour.' It's such an obvious metaphor, but Phil has a protective cocoon that he sheds very slowly.

Then, redistributing one of your bicycles and one of your coats to me will probably harm you less than it will benefit me.

Start searching through the predictable places, like under your bed and couch and in the pockets of your coats, and turn to the less predictable places.

I burst into the room and asked Venables: "What's the colour of your coat?" And he said: "Mustard".

Another frequent story was that you could keep your wallet in the inside pocket of your coat and someone would still manage to steal it.

In "The Story of Your Coat" (1946), Clara Hollos elaborates an idea from "Das Kapital" by tracing a coat from its origins on the backs of Australian sheep through a unionized textile mill and into a department store.

Looking back to the sixties, Volker Schlöndorff, the Oscar-winning film director, said there were moments "when nothing could be more sexy than to be seen with a copy of the Herald Tribune sticking out of your coat pocket".

Leave your phone in the pocket of your coat when you hand it over to the host at your next social gathering.

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When the world falls into the apocalypse, it won't be good enough to have just a handgun in your underpants and the lining of your coat.