hat造句

I hate this hat.

Fetch me my hat please.

I like your chic hat.

You should wear broadside hat with sunglasses.

take one's hat, coat, tie, etc off

That flowered hat is a real killer.

Her hat was decorated with a plume.

Was your hat brown and grey and did it have a feather in the hat band?

He looked immaculate in his suit and bowler hat.

He is wearing a strange species of hat.

He went away with a flourish of his hat.

That woman wore a very tall hat on her head.

Her sister tacked a ribbon on to her hat.

But the hat Renaissance is creating a quandary for a generation of men and boys who grew up without learning hat-wearing etiquette from their fathers.

Wear a hat. A hat with a brim can be your best friend during a rainy run. It will keep the rain off your face.

The hat he dons here is rugged and daring — but paired with a suit, paradoxically refined.

As well as a long coat and short pants this included a wig and a hat.

His big slouch hat even was cocked jauntily over the bed-post.

a high-crowned hat; an orange-crowned bird; a crowned signet ring.

He looked like a farmer— he was slim and wore a straw cowboy hat.

Hadn't I seen him approach white visitors too often with his hat in hand, bowing humbly and respectfully?

They liked to photograph his old corduroy hat—more badges than hat—which said THE WAR IS THE ENEMY OF THE POOR and SUPPORT US TROOPS—BRING EM HOME!

On his head was perched the pointiest clown hat anyone had ever crowned by a feathery orange ball.

A hat with a wide brim can help shade your eyes and protect your face from the sun.

A visor or hat will give your face extra protection. (Although you'll still need sunscreen on your face.)

Getting on board the fur trend, Fearne Cotton walks the wintry streets of London in a white Russian cossack hat.

Prepare for snowy, winter weather-insulated boots, jacket, and gloves; layered clothing; thermal underwear; and wool socks and hat are required.

I believe, in fact, that most women would prefer a man to be glumly uncommunicative than to spill his guts at the drop of a hat.

He opened the top of the stove, pulled the straw hat off his head and pushed it deep down into the fire.

What do you fantasize and dream about? Seriously, those are signals hat you need to explore. Try to experience some of them and see what happens.

He proceeded to hang his coat and hat on the hook that he had drawn in chalk (really on the nail, of course).

You take their watches and things, but you always take your hat off and talk polite. They ain't anybody as polite as robbers -- you'll see that in any book.

Papa walked straight to the stove in the kitchen. He opened the top of the stove, pulled the straw hat off his head and pushed it deep down into the fire.

It was a rich cream color, bright with nickel, swollen here and there in its monstrous length with triumphant hat-boxes and supper-boxes and tool-boxes, and terraced with a labyrinth of wind-shields that mirrored a dozen suns.

On the grass beside him 'lay a plumed hat, and a pair of riding gloves gauntleted with gilt lace, and sewn with seed-pearls wrought into a curious device.

Her photos included a picture of her and Corinne standing on chairs recreating a dance routine from the musical Cabaret, and another of Sawers in a Santa hat from Christmas 2007.

He stood up in his stirrups and took off his hat with a sweep, as the Tarleton carriage, overflowing with girls in bright dresses and parasols and fluttering veils, came into view, with Mrs. Tarleton on the box as Gerald had said.

She still wore the raspberry-colored suit in which she had greeted welcoming crowds in Fort Worth and Dallas. But she had taken off the matching pillbox hat she wore earlier in the day, and her dark hair was windblown and tangled.

Let other soldiers limp by in rags with their feet tied up in sacks and strips of carpet, but not Ashley. He should come home on a prancing horse, dressed in fine clothes and shining boots, a plume in his hat.