Sentence examples for work jacket from inspiring English sources

Wamus: a men's work jacket.

He is wearing a work jacket, so maybe he's a high-school drop-out.

Mr. Maynard's dress uniform and spare work jacket now sit in his mother's house.

He also displayed a butterscotch-colored work jacket with a corduroy collar that he said was similar to the one investigators believed the man was wearing.

"Bonnyclabber" is thick, sour milk; "spouty" is soggy, spongy ground; "sonsy" means cute, charming or lively; and "wamus" is a man's work jacket.

Somewhere else, you could buy a work jacket with outer pockets from, say, Engineered Garments; here you can buy the vintage "bleu de travail" jacket ($400) for the full Bill Cunningham effect.

Evening jackets (tuxedos, fur chubbies, silver-dusted shaggy rainbow knits), work jackets (trench coats, matte snakeskin) and weekend jackets (patchwork denim capes, lion's head bombers, distressed leathers).

It was early evening at Wo Hop, the dinner rush still just over the horizon, and the waiters lounged at tables in their work jackets, waiting.

For instance, rather than focusing on searches for "work jackets" or "Carhartt jackets," the site places its ads with searches for "Carhartt J140," the product number for a popular style of jacket made by Carhartt.

His straightforward lineup included some beautiful but basic knits, inside-out peacoats and work jackets, which in some cases called to mind a good-looking gas station attendant.

Last fall, the Williamsburg store Gentry rapidly sold out of Cunningham-esque jackets by the ninety-year-old French brand Vétra, while the young brand Bode make fifteen-hundred-dollar one-off work jackets from gaudy vintage quilts.