| For this test, individuals are to be clothed in shirt and trousers, or a coverall, and be wearing an approved immersion suit. |
| Solvents can permeate a coverall and come in contact with the wearer's skin, and in time, can cause dermatitis and other illnesses. |
| The operator, whose coverall PFD suit was not properly closed at the time of boarding the boat, later succumbed to hypothermia and drowned. |
| I have always objected when the term 'English' is used as a coverall description for those things which are happening within the UK at large. |
| The TAC of 300 000 tonnes will coverall fisheries in 2006, including the monitoring fishery authorised earlier this year. |
| She is dressed in the faded black flowered coverall she adopts when no guests are expected, and a pair of slouchy black leggings and slippers. |
