Sentence examples for the overcoats from inspiring English sources
noun
A heavy garment worn over other clothes, for protection from cold or weather.
To John, the overcoats represented a financial future.
We complain and say we're sick, we're tired, but he pulls back the overcoats that cover us and forces us out on the floor.
He noticed that the male patrons laid their overcoats and hats on chairs and balanced their walking sticks precariously against tables.... To Susskind, the overcoats represented a financial future.
After he is refused help from an "important person", he dies, but comes back to haunt the site of the theft, ripping the overcoats off the backs of random passers-by.
The substrate cooling procedure is shown to promote sp3-bonding character and to improve the tribological properties of the overcoats.
In comparison, the overcoats of thickness 6 10 nm exhibited wear resistance with a specific wear rate less than 0.2×10−4 mm3/nm.
New Comedy in Hartford Nikolai Gogol's short stories "The Overcoat" and "Diary of a Madman" were the basis for the production titled "The Overcoat," opening Friday at the Bushnell's Belding Theater in Hartford and running through Jan . 30
Despite the overcoat and umbrella, Ruth recognized him immediately.
Shawn muffled, his face pressed hard to the overcoat.
Especially him: the hat suggests Al Capone; the overcoat, Yohji Yamamoto.
