Sentence examples for cloth cap from inspiring English sources
It was only after Baba forfeited a wrestling match with one Mohiddin Tamboli that he took up the kafni and cloth cap, articles of typical Sufi clothing.
A blue cloth cap enfolded your pale, bald head.
John, the old boy in the cloth cap at the bar, looks horrified.
Tony Blair thought a "modernising" third way meant ignoring old cloth cap Labour.
He wore a cloth cap and rarely raised his voice but he scared some people.
"We groundsmen used to be viewed as cloth cap-wearing blokes sitting in a tin can shed," Mr Saltman adds wryly.
Labour in those days still had a very cloth-cap mentality and we wanted to help change that.
Mr. Brown, though a full and active participant in that project, can appeal more to those who hark back to the romanticized cloth-cap days of the party.
Between a backwards-told nouveau roman by Christine Brooke-Rose and a "cloth-cap" one by Catherine Cookson, he gave a paragraph to Harper Lee's To Kill A Mockingbird.
The party at Westminster came to see "cloth-cap politics" - the politics of class grievance - as a vote loser.
