Sentence examples for overcoat of from inspiring English sources

CITY OF ANGELS: Or, The Overcoat of Dr. Freud, by Christa Wolf.

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He was wearing a long gabardine overcoat of some deep-olive twill — an expensive coat, I thought, an Italian coat.

He wore a grimy overcoat of green, a gnarly knit cap and a well-trimmed gray beard.

Eliot's poems, especially the pre-Christian poems, have been so weighed down by the concrete overcoat of reputation, their terrifying humor has sometimes been forgotten or misread.

Apparently, our seed had already shed a shroud of red skin — mace spice came from this aril — and an overcoat of fleshy fruit.

But at least the Russian refugees have got a decent overcoat out of it.

On September 4, 1861 Briggs was getting an overcoat out of his closet at his home in Pittsfield, when a gun fell.

He is the object of some ridicule, chiefly remembered for wearing the "wrong kind of overcoat" on his arrival at the school.

And he is keen to avoid misunderstanding, for the House abounds with overcoats of lesser quality.

Two young women wearing overcoats of similar design and color approached Komura at the airport.