Sentence examples for work coats from inspiring English sources

There are farmers in dirty work coats.

The textiles here, called boro, are work coats, jackets and futon covers used by farmers, fisherman and workers.

But the designer knows how to dose the sugar with sharper effects, especially tailored khaki jackets, with a military feel, or open work coats.

Work coats and carrying cloths were reinforced in areas subject to special stress (shoulders, for example) with geometric patterns of heavy stitching called shashiko.

But unlike their bosses, who appear daily in blue work coats to apologize to the public and explain why the company has not yet succeeded in taming the reactors, the front-line workers have remained almost entirely anonymous.

Miners, on Internet forums and in interviews with Russian newspapers, offered a more prosaic explanation: that by covering methane sensors with wet rags or quilted work coats, they could continue working, increasing production — and their potential earnings — even as methane levels crept up.

"They [women] have a phenomenally fabulous outfit and they shove their work coat on over the top.

One patched and well-worn work coat in the show, from about 1929, is made entirely of dark indigo-dyed hemp with patches in hemp and cotton.

Here, a plaid work coat was given a charge when shown over a sweater that had a latticework up the chest.

With streaming hair and wearing sunglasses, bikini and a semitransparent work coat, she resembles both a dray horse and a mad woman, conjuring up salt mines, forced labor and the burdens of being unfailingly sweet and feminine.

"You can put on the work coat, you can don the virtual reality glasses and you are actually inside the reactor buildings.