Sentence examples for thick scarf from inspiring English sources

It was a typical examining room scene, except that everyone was fully bundled: doctor in an overcoat and mother wearing a padded jacket, her head swathed in a thick scarf.

A semicircle of blue ink was tattooed between her eyebrows, a sign of tribal belonging, and despite the sweltering heat, a thick scarf was wrapped tightly around her head.

Now add to this the bishop's characteristics – the scapular (a thick scarf symbolising the lamb) and the matrix (in layman's terms, the crown) which can be made of gold, platinum, silver and is always covered in rubies and other precious gems – and costs are taken to a different level.

Now add to this the stuff bishops need like the scapular (a thick scarf symbolizing the lamb) and the matrix (in layman's terms, the crown, which can be made of gold, platinum, or silver, and is always covered in rubies and other precious gems) and costs are taken to a different level.

A thick scarf can make all the difference, especially on windy days.

Ideally, a nice thick scarf should be worn underneath your coat as an extra layer of protection at the neck.

Here are some things to try: Balance skinny jeans with a thicker scarf.

He removed his suit jacket and thick knitted scarf in order to put his T-shirt on underneath, then he rearranged the jacket and scarf on top — a new outfit.

"Theirs are the stories that shifted everything for me," said Ms. Assabalani, nestling her chin into a thick wool scarf.

Sitting in a cafe in front of the train station, a thick orange scarf wrapped around his neck, a Syrian tailor watches people timidly as his son makes castles out of sugar cubes.

Lopez Wilfredo, 28, a courier in Greenwich Village, whose face was barely visible behind a thick black scarf that reached to just below his eyes, said that he went out earlier with just a turtleneck under his jacket.