lab coat

“She blew her nose on a washcloth (she had been out of toilet tissue for a week), tossed her clammy hair, pulled on a lab coat over her underwear, and stepped into the living room cum bedroom cum laboratory where, over an assortment of burners, beakers, and bubbling glass tubing, she would toil with uncharacteristic fastidiousness until dawn.”

Fictionaut: La insistencia de Jürgen Fauth

“She reached in the pocket of the lab coat and held out the opdisk I'd given her.”

Futures Imperfect

“A bored-looking hackate in a white lab coat and James Dean pompadour glanced at the movie she was pointing at, handed her a plastic bundle, and motioned her into a curtained cubicle.”

Futures Imperfect

“He was wearing a lab coat and corduroy pants that had been washed so often the wale was completely worn off on the knees.”

Futures Imperfect

““You and Mr. Science at the pharmacy, him in his lab coat and his bulletproof glass with the little speak-hole.””

Simon & Schuster: Some Fun

“She wore a lab coat that reached below her knees and crepe-soled flats on her feet. ”

Blood Test

“Dr. Carrini drew closer, glaring at me and pulling a syringe from his lab coat pocket.”

Simon & Schuster: Forever Lost

“Of course, they didn't wear the official white lab coat of genuine Bloomie counter girls, so you could tell they weren't professional makeup people.”

Drop Shot

“When you think of the word scientist, like most, you might immediately conjure up images of a guy in a laboratory and a white lab coat doing experiments, and it usually has a clinical depiction.”

Simon & Schuster: The Sacred Promise