jacketless

The Mayor's men are jacketless, overweight and at ease.

Quark popped up immediately, now jacketless and no longer mired.

His more informal son, bearded and often jacketless, is known as "Rog."

He was jacketless, a gleaming badge pinned to his blue shirt, sleeves rolled up.

The men are jacketless, the women without pocketbooks, but all are carrying smoking paraphernalia.

Curran was jacketless, with the top button of his shirt open and his tie loosened.

This practice persists because some customers will pay more for a first edition in a later jacket than they would for a jacketless copy.

The dress code varies with each establishment, as a jacketless Mel Gibson discovered recently.

He was jacketless, with dark pants and a waistcoat from whose pocket a row of gold and silver writing instruments were peering.

He wore a blackened flannel shirt, and the jacketless ruins of the holiday suit of yesterday.

Jacketless agents hovered over desks.

In addition, many kilt wearers have opted for a jacketless approach, especially at hot summer Highland Games gatherings.

Moreover, he said, Mr. Fuhrman was jacketless, and thus there was no jacket pocket to stuff a glove into.

He was jacketless, his blue shirt drenched in perspiration, as he plunged into the crowd with Mayor Dinkins in tow.

But Mr. Talmi was jacketless when he returned to the podium after an intermission at the Waterloo Festival.

He wears them jacketless and untucked, but carefully buttoned at the neck and wrists, and always with dress slacks and shoes.

WHEN the weather in the city turns gentle enough for jacketless strolling and lunchtime sunbathing, outdoor cafes begin to blossom like azaleas.

He was jacketless, and collarless; his shirt was tucked roughly into his trousers, but his braces dangled, almost to his knees.

He made the Prospect Park Peristyle a stage on sunlit afternoons when your good eye could see the domino players and the jacketless girls between the roofless colonnades.

"Juné Manga's jacketless English-language cover removes the logos because "the bookstores didn't want to actually see ANAL written on the cover.""

Chapter 11 A TEENAGE GIRL stood beside a huge glass-fronted bookcase overflowing with jacketless hardback novels and histories of another age.

The people streaming into Penn Station are jacketless if they are men and bare-armed if they are women, and the boys on bikes are stripped to singlets and shorts.

On a bright, late winter afternoon, a jacketless Mr Charkin, fresh from three months at Harvard University on an Advanced Management Program, offered publishers and booksellers a way forward.

In White Plains, Nicholas DiMenna, who usually heads for the Bahamas in February, joined several of his jacketless friends for 18 holes of golf at the Ridgeway Country Club early in the weekend.

From the back of the closet, he picked out a small carryall that he knew the other version of himself would not be using that week, and he loaded his jacketless uniform and the other changes of clothes into it.