coat tree
clothes tree

Perhaps I could use it in my hall as a coat tree?

He beat on some other guy with a steel coat tree in a hotel.

There was a wooden coat tree by the door.

He hung it carefully on a coat tree in the comer of his office.

He took his own raincoat from a coat tree.

Standing there, partially hidden by the coat tree, is the big mole.

Ruth and her father don't even glance at the coat tree in the corner.

He lifted his ski cap from the coat tree.

Tiny floor tiles and antique coat trees give the bar area an old-fashioned look.

He swore again and grabbed his suit jacket from the coat tree in the corner.

The sweater his late wife knitted for him hung on a coat tree in the corner.

He tossed his jacket on the coat tree and walked the length of the hallway to the end, then turned into the kitchen.

Dust had gathered on the oak coat tree, but the maple floor still shone like new.

As much as half an inch of ice coated trees, power lines and roads.

A pale gray jacket hung from an antique coat tree in a corner of his office.

Her students might remember her classroom as one with the yellow giraffe coat tree.

A trench coat hanging off a coat tree beside the door.

He started to grab his uniform hat off the top of the coat tree by the door and then left it where it was.

He took his jacket from a coat tree, then went into the outer office and asked his assistant for some of the local currency.

She retrieved a coat from a coat tree tucked discreetly in a corner of her office.

The mask and the black vest suspended by its nape from the coat tree made a disturbing composition against the white wall.

Lucas stood up and reached for a navy-blue silk jacket which hung from a government-issue coat tree.

The night was bitterly cold and filled with sharp wet sounds as ice coated trees and glazed the ground.

He gestured at the breathe-masks of the Psychlos, which were hanging on a coat tree.

She walked over to the clothes tree and immediately removed her outfit.

Joe went to the clothes tree, and took his underwear from the hook.

Ryan stood up and collected his jacket off the clothes tree.

Clark turned and lifted her overcoat from the clothes tree.

Anne took off her hooded robe and hung it on a wooden clothes tree.

Then, reaching for his uniform on the clothes tree beside him, he stood up and slipped it on.

Martin drew the door shut, locked it, and hung his topcoat on a clothes tree.

One was hidden behind a filing cabinet; the other in back of a clothes tree where overcoats were hanging.

The P'Kolino clothes tree was created by two friends with six children between them.

Many-armed clothes trees are on the march.

Tyson hung his sport coat on the clothes tree and went to the parsons table in the foyer where the mail was stacked.

He wore jacket and tie to work, but the jacket ended up on a clothes tree in his office within fifteen seconds of arrival.

She gave it to Joe, and told him to undress, pointing to a small clothes tree in t he corner, which had three hangers on it.

First Secretary Magnan took his green-lined cape and orange-feathered beret from the clothes tree.

Some tack odds and ends sat in a chest that opened out into shelves, and various ponchos and bandannas hung on a grate-like folding clothes tree.

Luhaine sniffed, his bodiless bulk passing without mishap between a side table stacked with gutted tea canisters and a clothes tree festooned with worn bridles.

Retief scaled his pale burgundy afternoon informal beret across the office, narrowly missing the clothes tree, and dumped the heavy carton he was carrying on his desk.

Ryan did have a single decent painting borrowed from a government warehouse, and, of course, the not-exactly-required photo of President Fowler over by the clothes tree on which Jack hung his coat. '

She could not find her way in the dark as well as Stella had, and she bumped into a wooden crate, skinning one shin and knocking over some tall object that felt like a clothes tree.

There was a row of hard chairs along one wall, a table with magazines with torn covers, a desk decorated by a wilted rosebud, a couple of ashtrays on stands, a clothes tree bearing a coat and hat.

I sure did, but I motioned to the wooden rocker facing my chair across the hearth, and Mr Bellarosa took off his wet hat and coat and hung them on the clothes tree near the door.

It wasn't luxuriously furnished: a table with a kerosene lantern, clothes tree, slop bucket (better that, he thought, than going to an outhouse in the middle of the night--it'd probably freeze right off-cot piled high with extra blankets.

To lure a child to pick them up, there are hangers with the likenesses of Mickey Mouse, Minnie Mouse or Donald Duck, a pencil-shaped clothes tree and a wooden rack in the shape of a dappled cow.

Nor did she remark upon the sheep who were cropping the grass right up to the stone balustrade that encircled the house, nor upon the flagstone entrance hall with its boot racks, dog beds, and foul-weather gear hung on clothes trees.

As the doctor finished speaking, there came the tinkle of a bell, and Tom, guessing correctly that this was a signal to the cook indicating that the birdman was to be brought to the drawing room, made haste to conceal himself behind the clothes tree again.