Sentence examples for old vests from inspiring English sources

Early in the drive, only Jersey City officers were asked to donate their old vests, and the first shipment to their son was 60 vests, the Boggianos said.

He noted, Mrs. Boggiano said, that the new armored doors had started arriving and that the old vests were no longer needed.

OK, maybe leave the diamonds at home if you are going backpacking, but don't get stuck in a rut of only packing tatty old vests and shorts.

Then their friend, Brian O'Neill, a Jersey City police lieutenant with a nephew in Iraq, took the appeal statewide by sending a request for old vests over a police teletype that reached all departments in the state, Mrs. Boggiano said.

When this correspondent last met him, in 2010, Na Kham Mwe wore an old vest and was escorted by a modest handful of heavily armed comrades.

When did it stop being enough to put a kid in his dad's old vest and have him sing "Sue Me" in a Noo Yawk accent?

Swamped by old vest tops, many charities turned to private waste processors to do their recycling and sell it to developing countries, receiving a percentage of profits.

The old vest and that shirt you've never worn might look surprisingly good!

Federal agencies tend to be conscientious about replacing older vests, Gagliano said, but local law enforcement agencies sometimes try to put off such purchases to save money.

If you don't mind/have a loose definition of cheating, look for older vests. in general, as vests deteriorate, they become harder to hit or gain any number of advantages.

State and local police officers in New Jersey collectively gathered nearly 1,000 old bulletproof vests for the state's guard units.