Sentence examples for pull your coat from inspiring English sources

Slowly pull your coat on.

The slight draft wafting its way in from the day-old snow on the ground that makes you pull your coat a little more snugly around you.

A chill drifts down the back of your neck as you pull your coat tighter around your body on the way to work.

Pull your fingers into your coat, if you can, or put them into your pockets if necessary.

Beggars pull at your coat.

Sometimes all you want to do is pull on your coat and make like the doctors on TV: shadow the patient; stake out the neighborhood; call the relatives, the landlord, the cops, just to try to establish what exactly is going on inside that mysterious patient-shaped black box.

"I really don't like those festivals where your kids are always pulling at your coat asking for money to go on a ride, or buy candy, or a balloon," says the GFD's cheery organiser, Julius Juliusson.

Put on your coat, pull out your gloves, and enjoy the history that this city has to offer.

Grab a rain coat, pull on your pink hat, take your protest sign, jog from work, register for mail-in ballots; whatever it takes: VOTE.

After successfully unlocking the door, gently pull the coat hanger out and open the door to get your keys back.

I pull my coat a little tighter against the surprisingly cool air and walk down to the harbour, where mammoth tankers lie slumbering in the water, glinting through the dusk.