parka

It’s a mind-set that says we are in this together because the alternative, that we are alone in our giant maternity parkas, is almost too horrible to bear.

For less-strenuous activities, heavy bibs and parkas are popular because they’ll keep you very warm when you’re stationary and they’ll block the wind well.

Bundled against the wind in a camouflage parka, he bent to pick a handful of slender pods from the ground, opening one to reveal a glimpse at Russia’s future.

Whether you’re buying a new parka or layering the clothes you already have, focus on bulk.

Heat lamps are selling out and restaurants are attempting to build structures like insulated bubbles, all while encouraging customers to layer up under parkas and blankets.

Orange parka-clad instructors escorted Marines up and down the mountainside.

Entrance begins at a steep $20 per person, which covers the cost of gloves and a parka.

Bob in the orange parka asked sarcastically, "Would you listen if we told you?"

The parka, obviously once expensive, now showed wear at the elbows and rips at the cuffs.

They are gazing on with some measure of admiration as Havel speaks, wearing a parka, on the way from prison to the palace.

He charged up the canyon, fumbling in his parka for more shells, and crashed through dank high brush into a shadowy clearing.

Penny landed in a snowdrift at the river bank, her parka awry, goggles hanging on one ear.

During the much-needed day of rest we allowed ourselves in Parka, I negotiated now and then with the govas of the neighbourhood.

It was impossible to find any substitute for the Alaskan parka.

"Come on there, you darned little shrimp; get a move on you," growled the big man from within the frost-fringed hood of his parka.