Sentence examples for a hat overcoat from inspiring English sources

Etiquette update: wearing a hat, overcoat, scarf and mittens to the table in cold weather is O.K. today.

She heard the rattle of the sleet at the window, the murmur of the TV: I can't let you go like this, a man protested, and she could picture him, angular and tall, a man in a hat and overcoat in a black-and-white world that might have been another planet, I just can't.

"He had to put on costumes when he does a bit to become that person, even if it's a hat or an overcoat".

While the original Moliere text is sprinkled with anti-Semitic and anti-ethnic references (the choice of a Jewish name for his money-lender cannot be accidental), it is unfortunate that this production indulges the stereotype by dressing Mr. Toth in a black hat and overcoat and having him sport a grotesquely large nose.

'I read that he'd go out in London with a hat on and an overcoat and pretend to be a movie idol.

He arrived at the Courthouse in Milwaukee two hours after the rally began, wearing a black hat and overcoat, while the crowd chanted, "Jesse, Jesse!" After climbing the courthouse steps and taking the microphone, he compared the current political struggle to the demonstrations that preceded the Voting Rights Act of 1965.

"He wore a coat, a tie, an overcoat and a hat in cold weather.

A long gray overcoat and a hat pulled down low on his head give Loomis a defensive carapace.

"There was a need for maturity and guidance from somewhere and I was going to have to provide it for myself – even if it meant putting on an overcoat and a hat and looking in a mirror and squinting a bit.

He wears a handsome suit, good shoes, and a new-looking hat and overcoat.

It is usually a lot cheaper to give yourself a new look with a hat than with a suit or an overcoat.