Sentence examples similar to brimmed bonnet from inspiring English sources

For the 19th Amendment, giving women the right to vote: A woman wearing a broad-brimmed bonnet, her arms thrown wide as she bursts out of a ballot box.

His fascinating pictures of family and friends include several languorous young women in broad-brimmed bonnets, a young boy in a straw boater and sailor suit preparing to tee off and the most eminent Edwardian of them all, Edward himself, outdoors in a kilt.

Its totalitarian society portrays women wearing red cloaks and white, wide-brimmed bonnets as sexual possessions whose sole purpose is to breed for high-ranking men.

The wide-brimmed country bonnet with a Victorian feel has a green ribbon topped with a pink rose.

Within Presbyterian Church heraldry, a minister's hat is represented as black with a single tassel on each side, sometimes blue, though a doctoral bonnet or Geneva cap may replace the brimmed hat.

It brimmed with new talent.

Tears brimmed in her eyes.

But everyone brimmed with hope.

The future brimmed with promise.

The world brimmed with sadness.

Spoelstra brimmed with excitement all day.