Sentence examples for raincoat pipe from inspiring English sources
Tati burst on the world as a moustachioed rural postman in Jour de fête (1949), then adopted the screen persona of the accident-prone, neo-Luddite Monsieur Hulot whose slouch hat, raincoat, pipe, ankle-length trousers and umbrella made him as recognisable as Chaplin's tramp.
Harold Macmillan used exotic fur hats, Harold Wilson his trademark Gannex raincoat and pipe.
He plays the iconic Mr. Hulot — instantly recognizable by his raincoat, his pipe, and his angular, spring-loaded step — who tootles uneasily on his scooter between his labyrinthine old house in a noisy, rustic village and his sister and brother-in-law's whiz-bang toy chest of a silent, sanitized villa in a regimented new suburb down the road, where hulking Detroit sedans abound.
Playtime teems with confounding Hulot lookalikes, equipped with his trademark hat, pipe and raincoat.
His pipe, Gannex raincoat and penchant for HP Sauce might have made Wilson a fit subject for satire, but it also less than subtly gave the impression that, despite his elite education, this grammar school boy was a man of the people.
Extraordinarily, even as he puffs on a pipe and puts on a Gannex raincoat, Cameron insists that this is first time any government has sought to renegotiate its membership.
The painting features a raincoat-clad man in a row boat smoking a pipe and holding a fishing rod.
There would be cigarettes in my raincoat.
