Sentence examples for thick shirt from inspiring English sources

Komura left home with the box in his suitcase, wrapped in a thick shirt.

I wear a thick shirt and trousers and one leather glove to hold the stem while I pick the berries.

He unzipped his suitcase and pulled the box out of the folds of the thick shirt he had wrapped it in.

Instead of making your own shirt, you can just buy a white T-shirt, not those undershirt types, buy a nice thick shirt 2 sizes higher then yours.

To make this thing even more drool-worthy, the XEL-1's screen is only three millimeters thick — shirt-cardboard thick.

Thicker shirts, of course, can be worn in winter, and thinner shirts when it's warm.

The servers here are so caring that when an ocean breeze kicked up, the host ran off and fetched me a thick flannel shirt.

And it's possible to walk away with a head-to-toe bruiser look: thick work shirt, boots for stomping and magazines with which you can compare styles with other tough guys.

Justin Vernon, a twenty-seven-year-old native of Eau Claire, Wisconsin, is six feet three, big but not heavy, bearded, and often seen in boots and a thick plaid shirt.

It's a warm August afternoon but he is dressed for winter, swaddled in a bomber jacket and a thick woollen shirt, the ever-present baseball hat glued to his head as he sips his tea and wonders.

He was a talented sportsman before he lost the sight in his left eye in a rugby match, and still moves around with astonishing speed, despite an expanding paunch pushing at the buttons of his thick cotton shirt.