What is "overcoats"

Usage examples of "overcoats".

They leaned out of window, and saw at the foot of the steps a sort of big, oblong chest, painted black, yellow, red, and green, on four wheels, drawn by post-horses, and surrounded by men in long overcoats, and with fierce-looking faces, holding torches.

Both were dressed in overcoats, and seemed to belong to the middle class.

Some of them wrapped themselves up in their overcoats or cloaks, lay down, and slept.

Two dour men of average height but substantial girth stood by the doors in heavy overcoats and scarves, watching the crowd stream inside.

Two men in long, black wool overcoats were escorting Jane and an elderly woman out the front door of the warehouse.

Hunter shook out two overcoats and threw them over the shoulders of the women.

Two men in civilian clothes, wearing long black overcoats and fur hats, came out of the tent.

When the door opened, his two hosts came in, now without their overcoats, and shut it.

Then they gathered in Room F-12, wearing new overcoats in anticipation of returning to the Russian winter.

Two pairs of shiny Italian shoes and expensive black cashmere overcoats over black pants.

I knew their jackets and overcoats would be like mine, open to access their weapons.

Then he started lifting chairs and smashing them against the walls, kicking our overcoats about the room like a two-year-old in a tantrum.

A group of people with Santa hats on and sets of skis over their shoulders tried to squeeze past stressed-out businessmen in overcoats, furry Cossack hats, and cell phones glued to their ears.

Their ski jackets were top-of-the-range labels, and their thick overcoats were wool, probably cashmere.

Most of the passengers seemed to be old women in heavy overcoats, with knitted hats and huge felt boots with zips up the front.