Raincoat?

What raincoat?

The raincoat!

My gabardine raincoat.

I with your raincoat.

Give me his raincoat.

You'll wreck your raincoat.

Sure. How about my raincoat?

I'll put on the raincoat.

The one with the raincoat?

You're not wearing your raincoat!

They're gone and the raincoat, too.

Could you get me a raincoat?

Do you know anything about a raincoat?

You recognize this revolver and this raincoat.

You've already admitted that you've got a raincoat.

Don't put down got , put had a raincoat.

He had a raincoat that was nearly new.

If he wants his own key and raincoat...

You haven't seen an old raincoat, have you?

Here, just now? A fellow in a raincoat?

You gave the old tramp a raincoat, didn't you?

A raincoat, a pair of galoshes and several books.

We found his raincoat, his car and his gun.

Christine Clay was strangled with a belt from a raincoat.

The coat! Look, the raincoat! Pull up, we've got it!

What did you do with the belt of the raincoat?

I knew it. You didn't have an umbrella or raincoat.

I want you to put on this raincoat and hat.

Hubbard. Look, O' Brien, he's found out about his raincoat.

She's a blonde in a raincoat with a leather collar.

My raincoat was practically ruined. And look at this dress.

I knew her and can't produce my raincoat, it was stolen.

Find my coat. It's a plain men's raincoat and a derby.

But, it was better than sleeping in a raincoat and galoshes.

His car, his gun and his raincoat are in our possession.

No, you saw a raincoat, a hat and a bag. Go ahead, Dixon.

Well, try and find a raincoat in Brazil, even when it isn't raining.

You don't happen to know, do you, if a raincoat was found here last week?

This is Cuba, and this is the recycling of a squeaky toy as a bicycle bell, and this is a raincoat that is made out of rice sacks.