Wellies in a sentence

A path led the entire way around the route, and even though I wore wellies, you could get away with wearing trainers if it isn't raining.

Last week on December 10 the model braved the snow in nothing but a hat and pair of wellies, hoping that someone would "give me a White Christmas”.

Looking like a wet and windy one today truckers, get those wellies and waterproofs out!

That said, the path is mostly gravel and with boardwalks the whole way around so you can get away without wearing wellies even if it has been raining.

The Good Schools Guide describes it as a “classic prep school” with a “heart of gold”, and tells of how youngsters get to “run and run” in the vast grounds with “total freedom to explore, provided you’ve got your wellies on”.

Visitors are encouraged to dress for the occasion and the weather, with wellies or waterproof boots being strongly recommended.

Writer Zoë and artist Lynsey, who both live on Mull and in summer work as wildlife guides, are kickstarting a fundraising campaign to print the first 200 copies of their new book – What Colour Are Your Wellies?

I rocked up at the fruit farm one early morning in wellies and blue Barbour jacket with a friend already employed.

Schools and businesses across the UK have also been urged to wear wellies instead of shoes in support of the 'Save Britain's Family Farms' campaign.

So, it might be wise to bring a pair of wellies.

Visitors are encouraged to dress for the weather, sturdy walking boots or wellies recommended.

With colder temps, it's more common for individuals to drive in boots or wellies, which might impede their ability to control the vehicle effectively.

With Farage and his shiny wellies along for the ride, a 13,000-strong crowd marched on Downing Street last week, flanked by tractors, decrying the Government raid that will, they say, wipe out many small farms.

Zara was seen laughing with a peer as she put her knee-high wellies to good use by crossing a flooded area of field between the race tracks.

According to a recent survey by Yellow Wellies as part of its “Mind Your Head” campaign, 84% of farmers under the age of 40 believe mental health is the biggest hidden danger facing the industry today.

At another funeral, for a farmer who lived in his wellies, his boots were attached to the foot end of the coffin “so it looked like his feet were sticking out”.

Before the lockdown was imposed, they donned wellies and woollies to play Cathal Hayden’s appropriately-named Splendid Isolation – all framed by the beautiful Kilvickeon beach near Bunessan, Ross of Mull.

Forget wellies and cramped tents – this year we’re enjoying festival season from the comfort of the sofa.

As tourists persevered with their holidays – wading through knee-deep water in wellies and venturing to deluged shops and restaurants – locals counted the cost of the damage.

Everyone with a school-aged child has simultaneously realised that if they don’t get around to buying shoes today, the kids are going to have to start the year wearing flip-flops, or wellies.