Sentence examples for bonnet by from inspiring English sources

When the king was made to wear a red bonnet by the exultant crowds, he turned away and refused to celebrate.

Four chicks were found huddled beneath the 4x4 car's bonnet by its owner, Maureen Morris.

One tried to open the bonnet (hood) by jerking the winged ornament known as the Spirit of Ecstacy, which responded by gliding into a trap door atop the grille.

He recalled many years later that a fifer and drummer played a song called "The White Cockade", a reference to the white ribbon worn on their bonnets by Scots revolutionaries during The '45.

Anindya Sinha knows the Bandipur Tiger Reserve's 900 bonnet macaques by face.

(Ages 12 and up) 6 8 2 THE EASTER BONNET PARADE, by Monique Z. Stephens.

"Anindya Sinha knows the Bandipur Tiger Reserve's 900 bonnet macaques by face," Rachel Nuwer writes on the Green Blog.

DeWitt's Concept No. 3: X-Watch, described by the maker as "initially inspired from a concrete mixer," shows its mechanism in reverse and has an articulated X-shaped "bonnet," activated by four push-pieces, that partly covers its face.

A benefit for Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS, featuring performances by members of the companies of 20 Broadway, Off Broadway and touring productions and a contest for the best bonnet submitted by each company.

But even he's never run around West Point in the middle of the night!" A tiny Amish girl whose head is covered in a canvas bonnet flits by.

The cardamom, mustard and lime used in the recipe here is similar to the seasoning of a Yassa sauce from Senegal, for example, or sometimes I'll use crushed garlic, ginger and scotch bonnet inspired by the Sierra-Leonean Jollof sauce.