Sentence examples for chapeau of from inspiring English sources
Thousands of cheeseheads — for Packers followers on the road, the faux wedge is the chapeau of choice — crashed a Georgia Dome crowd associated dietarily with grits, sweet tea and fried green tomatoes.
She attended the Toronto iteration of the Women's March, wearing a wide-brimmed floppy hat the color of Pepto-Bismol: not so much a pussy hat as the chapeau of a lioness.
Before I could bend to the fall task of dividing perennials below the bombarding oaks, I jury-rigged a Sherlock Holmes-like chapeau of two overlapping baseball caps, with visors shielding face and neck.
"Somebody should be punched for this," said Representative Bill Pascrell of New Jersey, conjuring up the "image of our guys and gals in uniform, taking off these berets to wipe their brows, and reading 'made in China.' " Eventually, the Army promised that no American soldier would ever go off to war, or even to K.P. duty, wearing a chapeau of Chinese origin.
These hats are not your grandpa's chapeaux, of course.
If it's too cold to go to Chicago, you can purchase the chapeau on the website of the designer, Paris-based milliner Céline Robert.
In other words, the doctrine of Strategic Depth provides a normative chapeau to the plethora of state and non-state interests, which concomitantly push Turkey to develop deeper and stronger ties to its neighbors.
A slight case of hat head told me she'd lost her chapeau on the way over, but with the way everything below that cowlick looked, who could complain.
