Sentence examples for to jacket from inspiring English sources
noun
A piece of clothing worn on the upper body outside a shirt or blouse, often waist length to thigh length.
That's blazer as opposed to jacket.
Instead of gentle transitions -- easing from overcoat to jacket to shirtsleeves -- the temperature swoops and dives like a phoebe feeding on the wing.
Kelley, bedecked in Johnson gear from T-shirt to jacket, is a longtime fan of the sport who happily calls himself a "redneck".
"It was about taking pictures of Chinese court dress, re-cutting them to use the shapes in a graphic way," said the designer, who even managed to insert knife pleats as a floating attachment to jacket and pants.
"Paradance," Mr. Lemon explains, is a play on the literary theorist Gérard Genette's ideas about paratext, or the materials in a work that accompany the book, from the introduction to jacket blurbs.
Add sensors to jacket for more safety.
Suzanne is actually a jacket, but you may be familiar with her – half-popped collar, bright colour, inviting – because it's US senator Elizabeth Warren's go-to jacket for public appearances.
If temperature became higher in the reactor then cold water was applied to the jacket to maintain the temperature.
Dress varies from shorts to jackets for men, jeans to dresses for women.
In contrast, slithery satin screen-printed with a regimental breastplate gave a sportier image to jackets.
In her view women are still appendages to men — literally, with frocks attached to jackets.
