Sentence examples for under the coat from inspiring English sources

There were colored cards stuck behind the lights and pinned under the coat hooks.

"I wore it under the coat because it was cold and I needed it to stay warm".

By 1680 the sleeves were longer, and under the coat was worn a slightly shorter waistcoat together with close-fitting knee-breeches.

Henry Raymond owned a secret audacity, a hot temper that from time to time he flashed briefly as a gun concealed under the coat.

Under the coat he wears a green quilted waistcoat, probably a British-Army-issue cold-weather quilted liner; a "Mao" suit.

In their fetchingly titled paper, "A Poisonous Surprise Under the Coat of the African Crested Rat," Jonathan Kingdon and Fritz Vollrath of Oxford University and their colleagues described the complex of traits that give rise to the rodent's rottenness.

Optical evaluation of the coatings showed a significant decrease in the corrosion, especially in the area under the coating.

Controversially, I'd suggest removing the skin – it doesn't crisp up properly under the coating, and is inevitably rubbery and disappointing – unless you're making it for a Kentucky church picnic, in which case, your reputation depends on leaving it on in the time-honoured southern fashion.

Since then I've done nothing more remarkable than a) sleep under the coats at my sister's house when I'd had too much Limoncello but I did have 'flu honest to goodness guv' and b) yell for hours at my former husband-type person over the telephone without realising that he wasn't in and his answer machine had switched off.

Under the coating, these organisms would not have to compete with other microbes for the electron-accepting surface.

When the scratch is the cathode in the galvanic couple with the substrate under the coating, inhibition was more effective.