Sentence examples for taking a jacket off from inspiring English sources

The face sometimes pops out when you're taking a jacket off, if you're wearing anything tight in the sleeves.

Receiving a cheer for taking his jacket off in sweltering heat and reprising John F Kennedy's "Ich bin ein Berliner" line, Obama called on German people to remember what they shared with America.

"Once he'd stood up he said, 'All I'd wanted to do was to go outside to discuss it with you.' But one of my other colleagues said, 'No, I'm sorry Steven, you said let's go out mano a mano, and was taking your jacket off at the same time.' That MEP backed me up on what happened".

He was an old-fashioned IBM manager (I only remember him taking his jacket off once in ten years).

"I literally would leave the stage and be taking my jacket off as I turned right.

He has a genius for seeing hope everywhere ('Sven has taken his jacket off. That's a step in the right direction').

For DeRoche, the Rayn Jacket allows him to dress independently and regulate his temperature, but it also enables him to go out even when it rains, to stop by a coffee shop, and take his jacket off if the weather is too warm.

Ed Miliband took his jacket off on arriving at a community centre in Motherwell on Friday.

Dr McCormick takes his jacket off as the inquiry moves on to a discussion about a meeting with the then DETI minister Jonathan Bell in June 2015.

If it's hot, don't worry--you can always take your jacket off once you've gotten situated into a seat.

"There is an unwritten rule that if you want to take your jacket off [at meetings], you have to wait for the governor.