Sentence examples for second vest from inspiring English sources

BBC News reported that the vests were sold for $3,500 each; originally only one vest was going to be made available, until a female audience member shouted at Mr. Jackman, "How much for the pants?" (Mr. Jackman offered a second vest instead of his trousers).

Second Chance Body Armor marketed its first vest with Zylon in 1999.

Three of the men in the car were wearing bulletproof vests, and one man was sitting on a fourth vest.

The house was torn down, and in the early 1960's the site was turned into one of the city's first vest pocket parks.

In 1965, the 0.34-acre site became one of the city's first vest pocket parks, a project financed by the philanthropist Jacob M. Kaplan.

Richards scrambled to find someone who could supply her vests: "The first vest we ordered was off the internet.

The first vest you get, whether it be for England or for Great Britain, is a fantastic feeling.

The city's first vest-pocket park, Paley Park, on 53rd Street, features one that looks like a water wall.

Working with the Army in the early 1970s, Mr. Shubin helped develop the first vests made of Kevlar, an extraordinarily strong fabric invented by the DuPont Company.

A second suicide vest with 20kg of explosives was found nearby.

He asks a staffer off-screen, "Should I give the line?" So Burnett makes him say it: "One of my supporters said this is my Second Amendment vest: the right to bare arms".