Sentence examples for dark coat from inspiring English sources

A dark coat signifies a "really bad day.

One is dressed in a dark coat and pants, the other in a dark coat with white pants and a white hat.

There was also a white rectangular wifi panel antennae covered with a dark coat.

Sophia Loren, dressed in a dark coat and trousers, sat in the front row.

But Gallo, in his dark coat and bowler, is solid as a rock.

He then invited Margaret McDermott, crisply attired in a dark coat, to step forward.

The police said he had salt-and-pepper hair and a dark coat.

"People carry themselves in a completely different manner since that Friday, like a dark coat.

A man in a long dark coat entered the courtyard with his back to us.

"Anyone who can sell glow-in-the-dark coat hangers to me could probably sell supply-side economics to America," he declares.

Both share a comparatively dark coat with long hairs, but the Upper Mississippi Valley raccoon is larger than the Eastern raccoon.