Sentence examples similar to get a hard hat from inspiring English sources
Now Richard's got a hard hat on and he's going to blow something up (you can take the man out of Top Gear etc).
It is fleecy hat and gloves weather, the T-shirt has been exchanged for a high-visibility jacket, the deck shoes for steel toe-capped boots and I have got a hard hat in my hand.
Sometimes they might have a hard hat.
I got to wear a hard hat.
So you get a guy donning a hard hat and resolutely shoveling imaginary coal, pledging to turn back the clock -- a guy who looks more like the owner of a coal company than a guy whose family has worked the mines for decades.
The sleuthing started in 1992 when, as artistic director of the protest (a 26-hour "drum vigil") that halted excavation of a 17th-century African burial ground near City Hall, Ms. Farmer-Paellmann got insider privileges to crunch a hard hat over her dreadlocks and crash the site.
A man wearing a reflective vest and a hard hat got out of the car holding a handgun and shot Barrs five times, landing most of the shots, said Schilling.
"You can't get onto a building site without a hard hat and certificates, but you can easily wander onto a railway.
