Sentence examples for skin coat from inspiring English sources

The general inspection includes examination of appearance; behaviour; body condition; respiratory movements; state of skin, coat, and abdomen; and various common actions.

Ken Wyatt gave his inaugural speech to parliament in 2010 wrapped in a kangaroo skin coat that was given to him by elders of the Noongar people, the traditional occupants of south-west Western Australia.

The Dangerous Wild Animals Act was introduced in response to the outcry that followed an attack by a pet lion on a woman who was wearing a leopard skin coat.

The stuffed animals were interspersed with the clothes and accessories: trench coats in the finest leather, through country outerwear; checked tweed jackets; three-piece tailored suits and even a giraffe skin coat made hyper-luxurious with a cashmere lining.

In a nod to the city's hot chicken, they crisp squares of chicken skin, coat them with sorghum and Korean red pepper and then add dots of puréed white bread and a dusting of dill powder.

Images include a pair of winkle-picker shoes over diamond-patterned socks, a mother cuddling her baby, Ken Dodd in close-up, Morecambe and Wise in white tuxedoes, a fathers' sack race and, rather surreally, a lion lying on a living room carpet near a woman in a leopard skin coat.

Since Tuesday, my thoughts have turned to when, from the kitchen window, I watched my neighbor entering his home after sundown, his skin coated by what I, at nine years old, could only assume was some alien version of snow.

This show was the polar opposite, sleek with pony skin coats, graphic with colorful squares and occasionally lovely in the simplicity of a perfectly tailored coat, shaped to the waist.

The compilers of Genesis write that as soon as Adam and Eve realized they were naked, they sewed themselves aprons made of leaves from the fig tree, and that the Creator himself made them more durable skin coats before evicting them.

By The New Yorker November 4, 2008 Proceeds from a collection of perfumes based on the Neil Gaiman's novel "The Graveyard Book" — including Eau de Ghoul, a scent of "dessicated skin coated in blackened ginger, cinnamon, and mold-flecked dirt, with cumin, bitter clove, leather, and dried blood" — will benefit the Comic Books Legal Defense Fund.

The graphene acts as well-knit and conductive skin coated on the skeleton of Ni foam for growing NiCo2S4.