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coattail

[ US /ˈkoʊtˌteɪɫ/ ]
NOUN
  1. the loose back flap of a coat that hangs below the waist

How To Use coattail In A Sentence

  • All us Volunteers are really ashamed of Ashley ... she needs to sell her house in Williamson County and move to Hollyweird where she belongs ... why anyone would even listen to this moron who has done nothing but ride to fame on her mom and sister's coattails is beyond me. Update: Sarah Palin Vs.
  • The Gadarene rush to distance themselves from him will be as enormous as the rush to board his coattails was 18 months ago. Tony Blair: The Next Labour Prime Minister?
  • I ride the political coattails of the lobbyists and the firebrands.
  • At least that's the hope of Republican strategists, who for weeks have talked about a so-called coattail effect: the theory that a big win for the popular Republican governor could mean good things for the GOP in other statewide races. Home
  • Why are these hulking he-men hiding behind their lawyer's coattails?
  • The Coordinated Campaign is responsible for coordinating all the Democratic campaigns, and helping bring any coattails from the statewide ticket down to other Democrats. Weenies of the Year
  • Introduces the applying results of free bolt self-standing welt and coattail antiwear cast steel tiny lining tile in type of DTM ball crusher.
  • Geez, is this a great company or one riding on the coattails of others generosity? Scripting News for 12/23/2006 « Scripting News Annex
  • Later students seem to have copied Kuniyoshi's set as much to ride the coattails of his commercial success as to learn his techniques for counterpoising and balancing figures in action.
  • Obama's ability to raise money, broaden the electoral map and have progressive coattails is something to get excited about ... at least for those of us who can feel inspired by politicians who fail to become revolutionary prophets of nonviolence and economic justice. Archive 2008-02-01
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