Sentence examples for waistcoats from inspiring English sources
Do make sure you cross "waistcoats" off your bingo card.
In case anyone missed the message, the lorries carry a sign on the front, saying "Crisis Headquarters" and the binmen wear natty fluorescent yellow waistcoats with the same wording on the back.
Dandyish young Mr Thorpe, his political allegiance as defiantly and romantically outmoded as the waistcoats and watch-chain he always wore, decided therefore to be a Liberal, despite his Tory parents.
After a first vivid glimpse of the poet on deck, "double waistcoats flapping", the reader barely sees him again; it is the mind he is engaged with.
Professional players wear black waistcoats and bow ties, as if they have been waylaid on their way to a funeral.
He was constantly alert both to executive overreach and to weakness in his own beloved chamber, "the anchor of the Republic, the morning and evening star in the American constitutional constellation".Dignity was his byword: three-piece suits, velvet waistcoats and the rolling oratory of a man who had been a fine lay preacher before he left West Virginia.
Unlike Twiggy, Kate Moss is not associated with any particular designer; rather, it is the look she puts together herself skinny jeans and ballet pumps; men's waistcoats and sawn-off denim shorts that sets trends.
But he succeeds in drawing a few flecks of blood on his opponents' waistcoats.
A socialist who likes to wear Andean Indian waistcoats and who recently announced the setting up of Cuban-style "Committees for the Defence of the Revolution", Mr Correa has long been distrusted by business groups and conservatives.
Many wore patches and medal ribbons on their leather waistcoats, recording wars in which they or their loved-ones had fought (a woman displayed a faded patch reading: "My Kid is in Iraq Kicking Butt").
