Sentence examples for wet raincoat from inspiring English sources

"It was raining and I entered the restaurant carrying a wet raincoat, boots and so many bags that I looked like a bag lady," she said.

Looking 4 Myself is out in the United States on Tuesday. 1. "Girl you are my sugar shop, love you like a lollipop / From the bottom to the top, Imma get you wet, raincoat / Let me be your body soap" ("Can't Stop Won't Stop").

The whole establishment smelled boiled — boiled meat, wet raincoats, and the undersides of shoes.

The whole establishment smelled boiled boiled meat, wet raincoats, and the undersides of shoes.

Mr. Jones suggests that employees can close off a few sensitive galleries if the weather is particularly humid; limit crowds, which can heat up and humidify a room quickly; and ask visitors to check wet raincoats.

A second scene features a scary man in a wet, black raincoat who appears in the mirror of a medicine cabinet after it is closed.

We came flooding through the front door with our raincoats wet and shiny, and our Wellington boots squelching with mud on the beige jute carpet.

Reassuringly, the field had the proper smell of an English midsummer evening — wet grass, warm beer, plastic raincoats, and the scent of stoicism.

She did, however, change its outfits, putting on a jacket when it was cold, a raincoat when it was wet.

He is seen wearing a raincoat with his hair wet, suggesting that it had just rained.

A light raincoat is good for wet weather; these days, it is easy to get macs that pack up nice and small.