Sentence examples for weather clothes from inspiring English sources

None of her children had shoes or cold weather clothes.

The designer describes his "foul weather" clothes as "fortified," appropriating military fabrics for his favored Remade styles, or making rainwear that is seam-sealed with detachable quilted linings.

In 1964 the surprising, and apparently inexplicable, death of three young men on the Rover Scout-organised Four Inns Walk in the Peak District led Pugh into an important semi-forensic investigation into weather, clothes, and risk.

The instructor also accepted that it would have been better if the men who took part in the test on the Brecon Beacons in south Wales had access to hot weather clothes rather than standard issue kit and he expressed surprise at how long it took for paramedics to reach the hillside.

We complain about our weight, job, friends, money, weather, clothes, etc.

A look back at her other warm weather clothes reveals a preference for black and white pairings and sleeveless looks.

As shoppers blithely disregard seasonally appropriate dressing, all-weather clothes have taken the retail lead.

Many were wearing casual, cold-weather clothes — including a sweater vest or two — with suits in the minority.

Even the variations in Brazil's climate should indicate a need for more than just warm-weather clothes.

I've packed my cold-weather clothes, and a clock ($60) that I stole from the divinity school library, the only place on campus I could take any solace.

Bring a sun hat, warm-weather clothes and lots of sunscreen; the going is hot and dusty at the beginning of the trail.