Sentence examples similar to worn out coats from inspiring English sources
Old friendships, new projects, bigger deals, concern for a young artist or cultural organization, because white asparagus was in season, because his loden coat had worn out, because his wife and his boyfriend were dead?
The lubricant contained in the capsules is released to the system whenever the coating is worn out, promoting the breakage of the capsules.
Although a large portion of graphene coating is worn out as the sliding proceeds, the friction reducing effect maintains well and no sign of structural degradation in the residual graphene flakes is detected.
"His coat appeared a little worn out".
The secondhand clothes that he sells, the worn-out coats for a dollar or two, are not ironic or kitschy, like the ones in Williamsburg's thrift shops, and the grit on the sidewalk is not a charming kind of grit.
The record was so compelling to Schwartz that he played it over and over on his RCA phonograph until the grooves wore out and its red coating turned white.
"You had a coat, you wore it, it wore out and you'd get another coat".
On the FeB + α-Fe coated samples the wear mechanism is mainly oxidative and the coating totally wears out without spalling as a consequence of its graded structure, which succeeds in both improving the adhesion of the coating to the substrate and reducing the residual stress at the coating substrate interface.
Coats -- Coats are like the protective shield you wear out in public.
Additionally, the coats worn by un-sheltered adults wear out quickly due to extreme living conditions.
