Sentence examples for * bonnet in from inspiring English sources

"No one knows what's under the bonnet in the banks.

Tie the sliver of Scotch bonnet in a piece of cheesecloth and add.

But we've already seen Eisenluther with a sinister bald bonnet in a highly publicised headshot from March, so what gives?

Today, there's not a bonnet in sight, with a chic-looking Poots dressed in jeans, a black cardigan, beige flats and a matching raincoat.

A.W.: When you were doing "Doubt," you would tie your nun's bonnet in such a way to make a double chin that you don't have.

The bonnet in many and varied guises was the chief head covering and was replaced by dainty hats only in the 1870s and '80s.

Its reputation dates to the 1930s when Western artists and intellectuals like Walter Spies, Colin McPhee and Rudolf Bonnet moved in, boosting the local arts scene and sparking foreign interest in this tiny island.

She was born in the Bronx in 1926, and moved to the tiny town of Saint-Bonnet in 1932.

This SD has all the visual kudos of the petrol S, including the air intake in the bonnet which in this case is real (it feeds the turbocharger's intercooler), and you can even order a Sports Pack to make it look and feel – engine apart – like the ultimate Cooper S, the John Cooper Works.

Completing the list are Great Falls Portage in Montana; Hangar 1 at Moffett Field in Santa Clara County, Calif.; the Michigan Avenue street wall in Chicago; and Vizcaya and Bonnet House in Florida.

A sleeping pill, Bonnet speculates, in addition to encouraging sleep chemically in the brain, also "erases all of these thoughts that we use to define ourselves as being awake.