Then he shrugged out of the morning coat in an easy move.

"I was thinking of a bracelet," he said to the young man in the black morning coat.

A man in a blue morning coat and a black top hat opened their car doors.

Would he be in a top hat, you think, and a grey morning coat?

The two young men in morning coats glared at the porter.

This was quite popular, but has actually been outlived by the morning coat.

They wear morning coats when attending the Court in session.

A man in a morning coat opens the door, welcoming visitors with more class than they may be used to.

Regular morning coats and top hats for the boys, actually."

The young attorney was refused admission until he borrowed a "morning coat."

Soon a white-haired man in a morning coat joins them, having just returned from a funeral.

He would appear at his publisher's in a morning coat and patent leather pumps.

Willie said, "I was expecting to see him in a top hat and morning coat.

Both sleeves of his morning coat had ripped loose at the armpits.

The top hats and morning coats on the weekday scroungers.

He bowed a good morning to the two morning coated assistants who came in next.

One customer that interested me because I had heard a few things about him was a bird in a morning coat with the shoulders padded.

Cristina reached up and grasped the lapel of his black morning coat.

Like many of his other featured women, she is portrayed in a yellow, fur-trimmed morning coat.

The accounts manager was dressed in a cutaway morning coat with tails.

A white death's head was painted near the base, and over the crossbar were pulled the sleeves of a very old morning coat.

The slightly cutaway morning coat was worn for formal day occasions.

The one-year term is crammed with events to which he must wear morning coat and gold chains.

At one time all attorneys appearing before the court wore morning coats but now wear standard business attire.

The men are decked out in what look to be black Edwardian morning coats and gray trousers.

The movie's mentality is su'med up in one cutaway shot.

The cameras were to be fixed and show only the candidate speaking, with no cutaway shots.

The Clock reveals its plot largely through the use of cutaway shots.

Let's get our establishing and cutaway shots done today, so we can concentrate on shooting the actual ceremony in the morning.

The cutaway shot does not necessarily contribute any dramatic content of its own, but is used to help the editor assemble a longer sequence.

So I just did the cutaway shots.

For this reason, editors choose cutaway shots related to the main action, such as another action or object in the same location.

A cutaway shot reveals that the real Moe is bound and gagged in the room next-door.

Over the Shoulder or Cutaway Shot is generally a shot of the interviewer.

As for the live cutaway shot, well, the award for best rock song would, I was told, likely be presented during the untelevised afternoon ceremonies.

In film and video, a cutaway shot is the interruption of a continuously filmed action by inserting a view of something else.

Lots of great (amazing) cutaway shots.

But the smart television viewer will pay attention to the cutaway shots when Mr. Clinton addresses Congress tonight.

She played Tina Fey's role of Liz Lemon in the cutaway shots.

There are cutaway shots to Martha Coakley, to a health care worker at a computer screen and to a construction worker.

No one threw their panties at the blond bombshell, admittedly, but the cutaway shots eloquently told the amorous tale.

It's seductive to look upon, despite the annoying cutaway shots of Mehta conducting the orchestra at random moments, thus breaking the narrative thread.

On some clips, all the commentary is shrunken into a quick cutaway shot of Bobb'e J. wincing or grimacing.

The proof positive of his moral rectitude, however, comes in a cutaway shot of the senator's feet encased in thick white socks and sandals.

Rihanna, who conveys iciness better than anyone (as demonstrated during the show, when frequent cutaway shots showed her barely cracking a smile), chilled nearby.

News notes, "Today" showed a cutaway shot of the band in the studio as the former "American Idol" judge said, "Good morning, America!"

Imagine having all your cutaway shots ready to go on a live switch, so you can instantly transition between live cams, to some b-roll, and back again.

"The observational school was full of principle: no commentary, no cutaway shots to people sitting on sofas, no set-ups, no music."

The cutaway shots during Wednesday's speech revealed an array of silent conversations and brooding concerns worthy of a Bruegel canvas.

It was all shot in a hurry with no time to set anything up, worry about lighting, or get the classic cutaway shots to cover up the edits.