Sentence examples for a headwear from inspiring English sources

Perhaps Bay's greatest discovery in Brighton, however, was Mad Hatters, a headwear emporium in North Laine.

"It's about building credibility as a global lifestyle brand," said Christopher Koch, chief executive at the New Era Cap Company in Buffalo, after being "a headwear brand for 90 years" and a clothing and accessories brand for five years.

"Balancing living costs and setting up as a new maker can be quite tricky," said Emma Yeo, a headwear and accessories designer who has shown her work at Selfridges and during London Design Week and who has rented an SFSA studio with two other designers since January.

"The biggest story coming out of that case is not the immediate implication for the parties and whether American Needle can get a headwear contract, but the downstream repercussions that would treat the league as anything but a single entity," said Ben Mulcahy, a partner with the law firm Sheppard Mullin Richter & Hampton.

He is a successful owner of a headwear company but has no experience in player personnel, which may hurt him when he must choose his 38 players from a pool of about 1,000 being assembled, recruited, prodded and poked by XFL talent evaluators.

There are a few antic touches in addition to the cardboard dancing partners: a toy-size model of an ocean liner to evoke Caroline's lost love, a couple of musical interludes (including a torchy number performed by Hayley Treider as the obsessive actress) and a sly, inspired dream sequence that involves an exchange of headwear between a man and a woman.

What we do know, is that EZ is going to need a new headwear option.

Amy Crouse, CEO of Bolderband, a fashion headwear line that appeals to women CrossFitters, said, "The encouragement, camaraderie, and friendly competition at my gym helps me take my workout to a whole new level.

Daft headwear, a man hoovering a woman's hair, a hand or foot that won't go where it's meant to.

Halfway through the party, we learned that the man we had ribbed about his choice of headwear (a baseball cap atop a tuxedo) was royalty.

"If so, when was it last used, and what kind of hat was it?" Early draws really did involve headwear; a top hat covered by a handkerchief, to be precise.