How to use "coat" in a sentence

He wore a brown deerstalker hat and a dark coat

He was dressed like a gentleman in a long dark coat, dark hat, and boots with buttons

He looked very strange with his tall black hat and long yellow coat.

'How much do you need?' the old man asked, taking an old leather wallet from the pocket of his coat.

Half an hour later, the people of Montfermeil saw an old man in a tall hat and long yellow coat walking along the road to Paris, hand-in-hand with a little girl dressed completely in black

He took a key from the pocket of his long yellow coat and opened the old wooden door

A tall man in a long coat with a stick under his arm.

'Our daughters barefoot and without a dress between them, while she wears leather boots and a fur coat? You must be wrong

'Do you remember the little inn in Montfermeil eight years ago? You took away our Cosette, do you remember? Wearing that old yellow coat, pretending you were a tramp! Well, now you're going to learn that you can't make things right by just bringing a few hospital blankets! You're the cause of all my troubles

Valjean untied the rope around Javert's feet and, taking him by the belt of his coat, led him outside

Javert buttoned his coat, straightened his shoulders and, with a puzzled look on his face, began to walk off in the direction of the market

He looked round quickly and saw a tall man in a long coat, a large stick in his hand

'Look, I have a piece of cloth from the dead man's coat as proof.'

As Thenardier continued to talk, Marius opened a cupboard door and took out a coat.

'And here is the coat I was wearing!'

Thenardier stared at the coat and the cloth in his hands, speechless with fear

Emily?" But there is no answer, and Oliver Stern puts his mobile back into his coat pocket and looks around.

He thinks that with her clothes and her coat on she will be too heavy and that the cold grey water of the loch will pull her down

And in her arms she has the heavy wax coat

He tries to swim, but his clothes and his coat are too heavy.

As she takes her coat off, Branwell watches her

The lamp in the corner of the room looks like the tall, silent figure of a murderer, and the coat on the back of your door has hands that almost touch you.

He pulls the collar of his stolen coat up to cover his face, and he checks that no one can see the grey prison uniform that he is still wearing beneath it.

And now Brandon is alone, and he feels tired and lost, and he knows that the man in the dark winter coat and black hat is near

He wants to put his hand in his coat pocket, but he has to keep the grey pistol ready.

And the man in the dark winter coat and black hat, who appeared from behind the trees.

"But it wasn't," a voice replies, and Brandon turns and sees the dark coat, only this time there is no black hat: just long, red hair

And a strange-looking man in a coat in the corner.

'Go upstairs and get your coat.'

'Get a coat quickly and let's go out

'I'll get my coat from upstairs.'

'Robert, will you fetch a coat for Mrs de Winter?'

But Maxim was waiting impatiently and there was no time to change the coat

Then I put on my coat and went down to the bay

He tucked the sheaf of typewritten questions into his coat pocket

Neither one of us has a coat, and it's damn cold in Reno at this time of year."

Then as he had signed for the rental car and picked up the keys from the night clerk, he had kept one hand in a pocket of his coat, gripping the handgun he'd taken off Vince in Las Vegas - but there was no trouble.

From his coat, he withdrew the pistol and put it on the seat between him and Christina, the muzzle pointed toward the dashboard.

Stuffing the silencer-equipped pistol into one of his deep coat pockets, he got out of the Chevy

Elliot took the pistol out of his coat jacket and held it in his right hand

He helped Tina over the cemetery wall, and then, clambering after her, he was sure that someone grabbed his coat from behind

"I'll be okay." He tucked the pistol into his coat pocket again

Crouching beside one of those bushes, huddling in the shadows just beyond the circle of frosty light from a nearby street lamp, he pulled the pistol out of his coat pocket while Tina drove away.

He got to his feet, took a coat from the back of his chair, slipped into it, zippered up, and came out of the shack

I had just managed to pull on trousers and a shirt and grab a hat and coat, when a black Citroen stopped outside the door.

On Tuesday I shall return.' Dr Stone attempted to leave, carrying the suitcase, as well as a large coat and a bag of books

And so we walked together to the station, Dr Stone with the suitcase, and I with the coat and books.

Next, there was a very old coat, then an old cap and an old pair of boots

He had no hat and his coat was unbuttoned.