Sentence examples for caps somebody from inspiring English sources

The other men in the parade started kicking off the blankets and tugging at their caps; somebody chuckled.

Hashim Khan, a slim eighteen-year-old Pakistani-American, who was wearing a backward ball cap, told me, "Somebody did one of these, I think, in England, and then it spread".

Or as he puts the matter more graphically: "An investor still overweighted to large-cap growth is somebody who's always prone to buying the last decade's hottest asset class.

Winfield's choice of a Padres cap would recognize that somebody has to produce the free agents who make their way to the big clubs.

For the record, I can tell you that the President looked extremely fit, that he was wearing a blue baseball cap, and that he shook somebody's hand.

Somebody wearing a blue cap is going to make everybody forget about Steve Bartman, at least for a few days.

Somebody in a peaked cap had a gander at the first few scenes, and Gunn found himself on a train back to Calais.

"I think it's an embarrassment that it's somebody in a ball cap with no college education that's going in to ask these questions," he said.

So seeing somebody in a baseball cap with a leather strap, you're not instantly thinking I need to respect this person, you know what I mean?

Julius Elwangu goes to his bicycle repair business and Mary knits woollen caps in pinks and reds which occasionally somebody will come to buy for 50p.

Somebody handed Haywood a Magic cap, and gingerly, with two hands, he put on the new one.