Sentence examples for bonnet an from inspiring English sources

It takes a minute to realize that the design is merely a vicious exaggeration of the traditional face-framing bonnet, an especially opulent example of which, also British and from around 1835, is nearby.

Christian Bonnet, an interior minister under a former centre-right president, Valéry Giscard d'Estaing, denounced "the state's abdication in the face of violence" and feared for the nation's unity.

By David AnnettI wear a cobra's black bonnet, A granite Grin.

Mr Bonnet, a hitherto respected senior civil servant, is presented as scheming, haughty, imperious, even mad.

Her bonnet, a little confection in straw, is by Vernier, the leading milliner of the day.

Jenny Bonnet, a puckish cross-dresser and frog-catcher, is shot dead through a window while getting ready for bed.

The Egans are selling "A Portrait of a Young Woman in a White Eyelet Bonnet," a Phillips oil done around 1836.

Pradeline Bonnet, a parent who had accompanied her daughter to the field trip to Morningside Park, sounded equally frustrated.

It was the old silver kind with a red bonnet, a ladder, and an encircling walkway that provided a good platform to stand on while writing graffiti.

At the very least, it's a person with a political bee in his bonnet, a bee of the sort that might find the Republican Party a congenial hive.

It has the same creases across the sharp bonnet, a small spoiler built into the roof above the tailgate, the number plate daintily set to the side.