Sentence examples for a beanie with from inspiring English sources

Some days I would sport a beard and bright red lipstick; others, I would shave and wear a beanie with a button-down shirt.

Peter has a beanie with a pinwheel on top: the Bird wears what appears to be high-top sneakers adapted for pointe work; the Duck, my favorite, wears a corny little cardigan over a white tutu skirt.

When Don lectures on the virtues of his "Soviet hat", a beanie with headphones designed to filter out unwanted knowledge (which is based on real-life artist Krzysztof Wodiczko's "personal instrument", an ironical critique of totalitarianism), he steps dangerously close to being the authority figure – a sort of Stalin in sandals – that he so despises.

In addition to painting his face Yoda's shade of green, the 34-year-old actor dressed in a white bathrobe, "The Grinch" patterned pajama pants and a beanie with pointy-eared attachments.

The play opens with a face covered in a black beanie, with a slit only for a waggling tongue; it closes with light fading on the watchful, hopeless features of a young girl.

One of them, toothless, clad in a dirty tracksuit and a wool beanie, with a nebulous tattoo of a heart (which he gave himself when he was nineteen and in love with a cousin) partly covered over by a lion (which he gave himself six years later, when her father forbade her to marry him), told me one day, "When we were young, we used to come here to swim and fish".

Whether wearing a black beanie with a tux or a camouflage jacket accessorised with a tangle of rosary beads and (women's) Chanel necklaces – he always manages to look impeccable.

The collection includes a knit beanie with a pearl affixed to the crown ($260); a cashmere cap with a mink mohawk ($325); and a headband with hanging strands of black pearl beads ($275).

If white is flashy then wearing a woolie beanie with a swim suit is plain daft.

Explaining his fashion choice, he said a study in Success magazine once found that men who wear bow ties are "distrusted by almost everyone". The magazine writer recommended that a bow tie be left at home, unless one is willing to wear with it the proper accessories, like "a red nose and a beanie cap with a propeller". A bow tie, I say, doesn't hurt.

-- A key weapon in Britain's fight against radicalization of Muslims wears a beanie hat with a bobble on top, a hoodie and personalized sneakers.