Sentence examples for raincoat on from inspiring English sources

The man in the macintosh is the only one wearing a raincoat on Bloomsday, a day coming at the end of a long drought.

At eight-forty-five, I put my raincoat on and tucked the package under my arm.

An hour into the hunt, legs tired, I spread a raincoat on a tipped-over tree trunk and sat down.

As a kid, he kept his raincoat on for a whole year after a headmaster told him to take it off.

"I started thinking, 'Gosh, if we could develop a condom that made sex better with the condom than without ….' If at least it didn't take sexual pleasure away, it would not be like taking a shower with a raincoat on".

He hangs his raincoat on a hat stand and sits down on the ripped leather seat of a swivel chair, placing next to him a paper coffee cup from a Greek diner.

Not whether they need their raincoats on the other coast, I don't think.

The mostly elderly spectators, sitting in their raincoats on wooden chairs, listen attentively.

The heroes of Parisian literature all clack their heels, unsmiling, in raincoats on the narrow streets, from Inspector Maigret to Camus.

Most of them wear a gray uniform and, despite the heat, some wear blue raincoats on top.

"Inspectors came to my house for weeks with those FDA raincoats on," said Arsenault about the random inspections of his home.