1 She picked her way precariously across the stepping stones of the muddy street and walked forward until a sentry, his blue overcoat buttoned high against the wind, stopped her.
2 The second sentry, a large man muffled in a blue overcoat from which villainous black whiskers burst, came through the mud toward them.
3 Her gesture seemed to show a definite intention of dismissal, but her companion had tossed a bill to the waiter, and was slipping his short arms into his expensive overcoat.
4 The jolly tombstone-yard, where a utilitarian sculptor in a red calfskin overcoat whistled as he hammered the shiniest of granite headstones.
5 When a clerk in an overcoat too closely fitted at the waist stared at her, she moved nearer to Kennicott's arm.
6 He tucked her hand into the side-pocket of his overcoat.
7 But I wish we could build a fire, and you could sit on my overcoat beside it.
8 They ain't got but one overcoat among 'em over there, and they take turns wearing it.'
9 At nine o'clock Mr. Shimerda lighted one of our lanterns and put on his overcoat and fur collar.
10 Grandfather tucked his bushy white beard inside his overcoat.
11 I found a shawl and an overcoat on the hat-rack, lay down on the parlour sofa, and in spite of my hurts, went to sleep.
12 After the winter begun she wore a man's long overcoat and boots, and a man's felt hat with a wide brim.
My Antonia By Willa CatherContext Highlight In BOOK 4. The Pioneer Woman's Story: III 13 A man cannot go about in midwinter in Chicago with no overcoat and not pay for it, and Jurgis had to walk or ride five or six miles back and forth to his work.
14 He spent a week meditating whether or not he should also buy an overcoat.
15 He had no overcoat, and no place to go, and two dollars and sixty-five cents in his pocket, with the certainty that he could not earn another cent for months.