Sentences with phrase «need warm coats»

Actually, as I think about it, the first group of people seem more convinced about their need than do the folks who need warm coats.

I think not, and have seen several people whose circumstances changed dramatically who changed their views when they ended up needing a warm coat, a meal or a warm bed.

Also, as far as outerwear, I had a winter baby and was worried I would need a warm coat but we ended up having a milder than usual winter and I was running so hot from being so pregnant that I didn't need any coat to button, or really any coat, period.

I have a poncho but mostly I need a warmer coat, it s only in thelate Summer that I use the poncho and then it looks stupid because it s woolen one.

And everyone who knows me knows I need a warm coat in the winter.

The air is crisp and you'll need a warm coat, but it is so magnificent that you'll likely want to stay outside for hours.

If you need a warm coat, you can not go wrong with The North Face!

If the temperatures this week are any indication of what this winter's going to be like (and Lord I hope they are) we're going to be needing some warm coats!

I need a comforter for the bed, I need a space heater, I need a warmer coat, I need a couple of Valium from trying to get this stuff as cheap as I can through Chase.

Face it, your dog is going to need a warm coat this winter.

Not exact matches

They need a hand: a few dollars, some decent food, a warm coat.

If your chocolate is too thin, you may need to wait a few more minutes to let it harden a bit more, and if it is too thick to coat the truffle pop evenly, you may need to warm it for a few seconds more.

I say summery... I mean it's over 18 degrees and we no longer need a coat to keep warm...

It comes with snow bibs and a fleece - lined coat — everything they need to stay warm while having a blast in the cold.

Need a warm men's winter coat?

Besides a warm coat, you also need some snow boots that are waterproof as well as warm.

-- Operation Warm: Winter coats for kids in need — Miracle Foundation: Fresh food and water for orphans in India — Cure international: Surgeries so kids can walk for first time — YMCA: Summer camp for disadvantaged kids

A warm winter coat is something that your child will need to have, but this coat might be too warm at the start of the school year.

Since most coats have hoods, my thinking here is you just need something to keep little heads warm and dry.

Keeping your 10 - month - old warm during the winter requires a little more planning than purchasing a heavy coat, since babies have special needs when they are outside, riding in the car or sleeping in their cribs at night.

What you'll need • Newspaper • Blender • Metal coat hanger • Nylon pantyhose • Large mixing bowl • Paper towels • Warm water

«I may want to get your cellphone number, Dr. Holdren,» said Representative Randy Weber (R — TX), «because, if we go through another few cycles of global warming and cooling, I may need to ask you when I should buy my long coat on sale.»

I already need my winter coat Stay warm!

It was even nice enough out that I didn't need a coat because this cardigan is that warm.

Pretty soon, you won't need to be buried under layers and a coat and can actually enjoy sitting outside — so I say be ready for those first few warm and sunny days by picking up these 10 spring updates.

This way you'll know if you need sun protection like sun lotion, fedora hats and sunglasses or if you should rather pack a rain coats, Hunter boots and a warm hoodie.

Temperatures are starting to drop, so it's time to come to your senses and realise a warm winter coat is needed asap.

It's not yet warm on my end so I still need a coat.

In early spring, you need to wear something warm, like oversized coat.

It's great for the slightly warmer days if you're in a cold climate where you don't needs tons of protection under your puffer coat.

The days we must wait before the sun is at its fullest in our backyards is called transition time, you know you're in the transition from winter to summer because you've put away your super warm jackets on the storage closet but you still need a light coat for those chilly mornings and nights.

These jeans and this top are pretty light, but the coat adds some warmth (in case you need it) and makes it look less like an outfit meant to be exclusively for warm weather.

It's finally warm enough to ditch coats and tights, yet mild enough that I don't need to worry about sweating buckets when I step out my door.

I definitely plan to repeat this outfit once it warms up a bit and I don't need to layer a coat over it or worry about my ankles freezing.

As Spring means warmer days and still chilly at night, a light coat is still needed.

For a gal who lives in one of the warmer regions of SoCal, I have quite a number of coats despite little true need for them.

proves that it is possible to look chic in a warm coat: All you need is one that cinches at the waist with a fancy fur hood.

But on the plus side, with the warmer weather I don't need to wear a winter coat when I am shopping.

I needed a different coat for every occasion — a down one for extreme weather, a rain coat for those awkwardly warm rainy days, one for evening, and of course a fabulous statement fur... or two.

It was a warm enough day today that I didn't need a coat over this (I did later a Uniqlo longsleeve heattech tee under my burgundy studded tee).

I love how the coat and scarf combo gives me the layers I need to feel warm in this freezing weather; yet, the fit of the coat isn't restricting at all.

It was a bit chilly morning, but later on the weather got so lovely and warm that I didn't needed coat and scarf anymore.

I needed to replace my beloved Marmot down coat after it ripped and I was on the hunt for something specific: water resistant, warm, long enough to protect from wind and snow, fur on the hood, big pockets, etc..

Ah yes, that was my other dirty secret — I wore my husband's coat when I really needed to wear a warm winter coat that zipped.

I'm hopeless at dressing for the cold... might need to take some tips from you when I visit NYC next year I'm seriously in love with that coat and the red cords — fashionable yet still so warm and cozy looking!

I rarely need a coat but love to layer so the sleeveless version is perfect for our warm weather.

Depending on what type of weather you have during the winter months will indicate if you just need a long light wool coat, or if you are like me and you must suffer through a Canadian winter every year then make sure it is lined, ideally with fake fur or down as those are the warmest.

Again, no need for a heavy coat on this dinner date as the merino wool is surprisingly warm and cozy.

I love wool coats, and I never seem to have trouble finding them... BUT, what I actually need is a warm winter coat (probably down filled or something equivalently warm) that's still professional.

Like you said, not so warm, but great for those days when we need a light coat!