Sentence examples for a high hat from inspiring English sources
"I think a high hat would work," Galle said.
One man wore an ankle length mink coat, with a high hat of mink to match.
Old-time readers of THE NEW YORKER are familiar with Eustace Tilley, a legendary figure in a high hat.
Wolf accused him of behaving like "the worst cartoon caricature of a capitalist with a high hat beating the slaves," and Mailer quit.
He's down the hill a bit, in a red shirt and a high hat, sitting at the easel between two boulders.
Old-time readers of The New Yorker are familiar, of course, with Eustace Tilley, a legendary figure in a high hat.
Lingua Brazilia No member of the eclectic electro-pop band Brazilian Girls is actually from Brazil, and only one is female, but such is the way for a group whose lyrics flit through a multitude of languages at the drop of a (high-) hat.
One must note that a higher (hat {P}_{e}) leads to a larger probability of detection (P_{d_{3}}) and a smaller probability of false alarm (P_{f_{3}}).This makes sense because a higher (hat {P}_{e}) results in a bigger difference with P e.
In addition, first-stage results from Table 4 show that the industry variable explains relatively less variations in earnings than occupation or education does, which could result in a higher (hat {rho }_{1}) of 0.59.
If he saw the guard raise his head at the snap (a high-hat read), Sapp would rush the passer.
He later explained in an e-mail that what concerned his mother, who died in 2008, was "all the old, unfair and cruel gossip about her husband, Gene, being a high-hat in and out of the ring".
