Sentence examples for second-hand coats from inspiring English sources

"Cheap second-hand coats from other countries aren't going to solve their problems".

Over winter, the Paramount office acted as a collection point for Wrap Up London – a charity campaign that provides second-hand coats to homeless shelters and refugees.

In many cases, the financial cost of the help they receive is minimal – whether it is a second-hand coat or food or debt advice.

But this collection's mix of grunge-era shapes (long skirts, too-short trousers) with Camden market fabrics (purple suede, second-hand coat tweed) seemed neither lovable nor wearable.

Talk story about the second-hand raccoon coat craze now flourishing among college students.

The New Yorker, August 17 , 1957P. 20 Talk story about the second-hand raccoon coat craze now flourishing among college students.

By Faith McNulty and John Brooks The New Yorker, August 17 , 1957P. 20 Talk story about the second-hand raccoon coat craze now flourishing among college students.

The second-hand children's coats that remain in America typically sell for about $5 in thrift shops.

Among the second hand fur coats, mismatched shoes, VHS videos, vinyl LPs, fridges, cookers, guitars and cuddly toys on display at Glasgow's Paddy's Market, there is now also a coffin, with a "headstone" drawn in red marker pen on a piece of cardboard.

As always, you're so good at capturing character through small cultural signifiers the fact that Lynette wears a bright-pink coat from a second-hand shop and is embarrassed by a department-store shopping bag, for instance.

If you don't have the money, no worries - browse your local second-hand store for a black suit coat and dress pants, a dress shirt, and a red tie and you're good to go! Be an expert marksman.