Sentence examples for a bit like a hat from inspiring English sources
A bit like a hat, I suppose.
A wig is a bit like a hat.
Looking a bit like a hat with an octagonal finial, it has three horizontal rows of bronze knobs to shorten the reverberation.
Ask specifically for a "hat", or a white container that looks a bit like a hat and sits right in the toilet bowl to catch your stool.
"He looked a bit like a hat-rack when we first saw him but I got on really well with him," Phillips said.
"It looks a bit like a marble or a hat you might wear to a wedding - the colours are beautiful," says Poppy Cooper of this image which looks down on Saturn's northern regions.
Looking a bit like an artichoke, the hat is covered with the skin of a pangolin, a mammal with large, fishlike scales.
"For the next one, we visited a hat factory in Luton". Seems a bit like a school outing to me.
She had tucked her waist-length gray hair under a white straw cowboy hat, and looked a bit like a country singer.
It's a bit like a man who stands 5-foot-6 putting on a "Cat in the Hat" hat and saying he's a six-footer.
