Sentence examples for felt caps from inspiring English sources

They had felt caps with feathers tucked in the brim, uncannily resembling Tyrolean mountain hats.

They include large semicircular cloaks, felt caps, tunics with leather straps and belts, and, for women, jackets and skirts with ornamental belts and hair ornaments.

In a plaza named for former Mayor Richard J. Daley, members of the National Nurses United union, wearing green felt caps, called for a "Robin Hood tax" on Wall Street.

Hanwell Snr nudged Hanwell in his gut, and Hanwell felt strongly the implicit insult to his own mother, who still lived, and still wore her flapper curls — white now — close to her forehead, and the same heavy cloche felt caps and Harold Lloyd glasses, perfectly round and thick-rimmed.

"Right now, I'm unemployed," said Mr. Blakey, a slight, soft-spoken man wearing a felt cap.

The finishing touch was a small felt cap, which I was required to wear at a raffish angle.

He wore a clerical waistcoat and skirt and a burgundy tarbouche — a brimless felt cap — wrapped with a green cloth.

"It's all about exchange and solidarity, helping one another out in these very hard times," enthused Ioanitou, her hair tucked under a floppy felt cap.

As Allred made her way through the lobby of the Marriott Hotel, she gestured toward a young man in a pointy green felt cap.

Its heroes are Roy Chapman Andrews, zoologist and expedition leader; Walter Granger, chief paleontologist and second in command; and George Olsen, assistant in paleontology, looking a lot like Tintin with his felt cap and inquisitive round face.

The trademark headgear of the mujahideen is a flat-brimmed felt cap (brown, gray, beige, or white) called the pakul, which was worn by Massoud, and which became popular among the mujahideen during the anti-Soviet jihad of the nineteen-eighties.