Sentence examples for raincoat pocket from inspiring English sources

JR As essential an item in the festival raincoat pocket as a job lot of Andrex or a bag of wine liberated from its box, night light torches are much better, and brighter, than they used to be.

If Leamas kept a half bottle of Haig whiskey in his raincoat pocket, so did Burton — and took healthy swigs of it whenever the solitude became too much for him, even if, as quickly became apparent, the one thing Leamas had that Burton absolutely hadn't was a head for booze.

Murdo also added his own pro tip: When perched on a rock surrounded by the sea - when you crouch down to take a picture - do not have your iphone in your long raincoat front pocket - as it will be swimming with the fishes Specialists monitor a dead sperm whale washed up near Edinburgh's Portobello beach, Scotland.

My father took the keys to our house, tossed them over the front gate, and walked away with five dollars in his pocket, a raincoat, and a pack of cigarettes.

He was instead a mass of quirks and peculiarities, a seemingly distracted figure in a rumpled raincoat, perpetually patting his pockets for a light for his signature stogie.

Give us the $39.00 bucks, and we will feel less angry, disgusted, fearful -- to the contrary, it will make our day, like finding a $10 bill in the pocket of a raincoat.

I'm not really loving the shirt with the diagonal pockets, but the raincoat looks all right (if you're into that) and the grey FOXHOUND shirt is actually pretty understated and attractive.

He too liked a handkerchief in his suit coat top pocket and as his raincoat fell open, he saw that it was thrust in at a casual and jaunty angle.

Small, pocket umbrella or folded raincoat: You never know when you'll be caught in a sudden rainstorm!

He walked across to her, and she stood up hurriedly, fumbling her hands out of the pockets of the big raincoat.

But there's a slight difference between the women's ($252) and boys' ($150) raincoats: embroidered inside the pockets of the boys' coat are the words "dinosaurs" and "cool stuff".