Sentence examples for beanies from inspiring English sources

Well, he could borrow one of Slaven's beanies and still prompt the world to ask how such a simpering, needy race could ever have built an empire.

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II, is the fact that people are wearing sensible chinos and beanies and not pearlescent breast plates and half-functional half-decorative shin pads.

Alongside such compulsory model uniform as skinny jeans, Converse and leather biker jackets, Delevingne's wardrobe is bursting with crop-tops, shorts, slogan T-shirts and slouchy beanies.

The road from the airport to Lerwick is peppered with knitwear designers' signs while in Lerwick itself shops such as Jamieson's are crammed with rails of traditional Shetland jumpers, scarves and beanies.

The most striking catwalk incarnation of this trend was at Burberry, where models wore knitted beanies and chunky fingerless gloves with casually layered separates in dusky autumnal hues.

But beanies and balaclavas are better for rioting in.

On Friday, she announced her plans to release a line of merchandise: T-shirts and beanies for her legions of new fans.

Onlookers crowded against them — grandmothers in plastic bonnets, mothers with strollers, schoolchildren in white kneesocks and scarlet beanies.

Boys in green beanies kept sidling up to her, vying for her attention.

Increasingly confident in her taste, Razan began wearing snapback hats and beanies over her hijab, though some people told her it was a weird look.