Sentence examples for heavy overcoat from inspiring English sources

Titans Coach Jeff Fisher wore a heavy overcoat.

A short man in a heavy overcoat got him first.

This old, brown world of hissing gas fires, strange smells on the stairs, and filial duty worn like some heavy overcoat: how it hypnotises.

With long hair and a beard, long before that look was in fashion, and wearing a heavy overcoat in ninety-degree weather, Coleman scared the trumpeter Don Cherry at their first meeting.

A shaggy-haired "John Mac Whinnie (1972) wears boots and a heavy overcoat, and the subject of "Laurence in Two Lights" (1963) is lost in the camouflagelike shadows on his khaki jacket.

God damn it, fucking move!" The screaming was getting closer, now revealed as a largish man dressed in a nomadic assortment of salvaged clothes, including a heavy overcoat, which seemed cruel considering the weather.

· Scenes in which Merman and Sinatra wear heavy overcoats inevitably precede major costume changes.

It was dark outside, and shadowy figures wearing heavy overcoats against the midwinter cold moved on and off the platform.

In another, the two strongmen, dressed in heavy overcoats and fur hats, converse in a snowy forest.

Only a tiny number of tourists in heavy overcoats are braving the bitter wind cutting across Trafalgar Square.

Not that carnal desire and embezzlement — and kidnapping and vigilante murder and sweet-justice murder and death by bee sting — are such bad things, but the people of Pluto wear the history of these acts like heavy overcoats.