Sentence examples for will be a coat from inspiring English sources

There will be a coat check.

So he thought to himself: "When I get fired from my next job, I guess I'll be a coat checker".

AA Gill has said a Top Gear without Jeremy Clarkson will be an "empty coat" if the BBC decides to sack the presenter after an inquiry following a 'fracas' on set earlier this week.

There will be a booth where coats can be donated to New York Cares to help victims of the storm.

Thus, it is expected that the a-Si H/SiNW structure will be a-Si H/SiNWt antireflection coating combining amorphoustructurestalline silicon features.

PARIS — Saying that shorts are a big summer trend is kind of like announcing that coats will be a popular winter purchase.

Cotton Mouth- This terrible disease will affect the fish as follows: There will be a white speck or grey coating on the mouth.

And there is a classic example here - when the heroine knows that, if her husband hands her a winter coat, it will be a tacit admission of the finality of their parting.

Well I'll be a Red Coat on Patriots Day, we have a winner!

By Eric Lach September 23, 2009 Well I'll be a Red Coat on Patriots Day, we have a winner!

Next, there will probably be a coat-hanger in the foyer where dishdashas are hung.