Sentence examples for feather in their hat from inspiring English sources
"Of course it's a feather in their hat if they've managed to shoot down a British helicopter but if the MoD is saying, 'It's not been shot down, it's a technical problem,' then I certainly believe that".
Many trace their origins a long way back: Britain's RSPB, for example, was founded in 1889 to campaign against women using exotic feathers in their hats, and the Sierra Club was established in 1892 to support Yosemite National Park, founded two years earlier.
The London School of Economics might as well save its strength; all an investigation of the middle class can possibly accomplish is to save a few mangy specimens for life on a reservation (they should be allowed to sit under a California redwood tree and wear egret feathers in their hats. View Article By Larissa MacFarquhar By Rivka Galchen By Blythe Roberson By Jason Hayes.
The London School of Economics might as well save its strength; all an investigation of the middle class can possibly accomplish is to save a few mangy specimens for life on a reservation (they should be allowed to sit under a California redwood tree and wear egret feathers in their hats.
The guys in tights with feathers in their hats and "oh, woe" hands on their foreheads doesn't mesh with Angus Vail's idea of Shakespeare and his theatre crew.
Part of the reason that the Carolina Parakeet is extinct was fancy ladies' desire to wear its colorful feathers in their hats, while making sweet tea and saying things like "pahdon me" and "I do declare".
Over in Green Bay, a marching band with feather dusters in their hats trudges off down the tunnel as Matthew Stafford and the Megatron-deprived Detroit Lions take to the field.
Unmarried women never wore feathers in their hair.
This note will provide them one feather in their cap.
"It's a feather in their cap," Slocum said.
