Sentence examples for wellies from inspiring English sources
The phrase "wellies" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to refer to waterproof rubber boots, often worn in wet or muddy conditions. Example: "Make sure to wear your wellies when we go to the farm this weekend."
Security guards in wellies mill around a bashed-up maroon car with its doors flung open, seemingly abandoned in the arched entrance beside the isolation unit.
Our parents recall 6am starts and children "skipping across Sharp Edge in pink wellies", with a mix of horror and nostalgia.
Instead, SNH today stands accused of inadvertently aiding and abetting its extinction through a combination of arrogance and deceit, the inevitable consequences of dressing up civil servants in Barbour jackets and Hunter wellies and giving them shiny new 4x4s for the purpose of jouking around the western Highlands.
Every step I took, she'd follow, about an inch from my wellies.
Guests will be invited to try to win their very own pair of green wellies and the thrower of the longest boot will be offered a free weekend stay.
Roger Williams, who stepped into Richard Livesey's wellies in Brecon and Radnor, is a past chairman of the counties' NFU branch and the Brecon Beacons national park.
Via a short ride in Zodiac motor boats, we tramp ashore in the ship's own issue yellow rubber suits and all-important wellies, a godsend in the wet peat bogs.
One of Mclean's earliest memories is of "being in my wellies on the touchline, watching my dad play rugby.
and two men dressed in tweed caps and wellies, representing a new group called Farmers against Fascism.
It doesn't look quite as big and scary as I'd hoped, but the people circling the beast in green scrubs and white wellies are certainly taking it very seriously.
She may have been absent from the esteemed line-up this year, but LDR' fashion steez were noticeably visible amongst the multitude of young girls rocking denim cut-offs and muddy Hunter wellies.
