Sentence examples for adopted the hat from inspiring English sources

By the fall, the candidate had adopted the hat — which ensured the elements would not disturb the delicate architecture of his hair —  as a wardrobe staple.

Young people in enclaves like Williamsburg, Brooklyn, and the Silver Lake district of Los Angeles adopted the trucker hat two or three years ago as a sartorial response to the expensive, logo-covered clothing of the bull-market years.

The pre-war Australian Army uniform formed the basis of that worn by the AIF, which adopted the broad-brimmed slouch hat and rising sun badge.

On arrival in the city, he felt he needed a trademark, so he adopted the suit and a homburg hat, an outfit that his father, an agronomist and gentleman farmer in the Shenandoah Valley, had worn in the golden summers of his Virginian youth.

"Godot" famously adopted the techniques of vaudeville and farce: hat-swapping, pratfalling, Laurel-and-Hardy-like banter, trousers falling down.

He adopted the country-and-Western look — the cowboy hat and the boots, along with clothes, too, at that time.

It was as if the hard-hat silent majority had adopted the most berserk counterculture they could find.

He adopted the Receiver.

Moreover, the conformation of the p300 HAT domain appears to be independent of the presence of additional p300 protein regions adjacent to the HAT domain because the p300 HAT domain from the recently reported p300 catalytic core structure (containing the p300 bromo, CH2, and HAT domains) adopts the same conformation as the structures reported here containing the isolated HAT domain.

Meanwhile, the British manufacturer Centurion says it has, in fact, been making hard hats – adopting the design of the army pith helmets – since the 19th century.

These are not the traits of a typical CEO! Yet after a day of ruthless competition, a CEO might well come home, put on a different hat, and adopt the skill set of a loving husband and father (or wife and mother).