Hearing this, the shoemaker ran out of doors in his shirtsleeves, and looked up at his roof, and had to hold his hand in front of his eyes to keep the sun from blinding him.
The prominent leftwing Labour MP for the raw suburb of Dagenham in east London is all shirtsleeves and strong handshakes when we meet in Westminster.
The cool President has turned hot on the stump, stripping to shirtsleeves to lambaste doubters in New Jersey Thursday.
The smaller gangster had his jacket off and one of his shirtsleeves rolled up.
Outside Mostar station, the sun shone through the fronds of palm trees and I wandered around in shirtsleeves, drawing glances from locals still clad in winter clothing.
At 11 a.m., Obama could be seen through the thick glass Windows of the Oval Office reclining in his chair in shirtsleeves, talking to his Chief of Staff Rahm Emanuel.
David Miliband, the former foreign secretary (in shirtsleeves), who ducked more than one chance to challenge Gordon Brown, is still the narrow favourite.
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