Sentence examples for hat and suit from inspiring English sources

Down on the convention floor, George Engelbach, a delegate from Missouri, was dressed as Lincoln: top hat and suit, whiskers.

Gangly, 6ft 4in, dressed in bowler hat and suit, with an umbrella hooked over his arm, Lloyd doubtless looked as though he was walking on water – or like an especially natty pelican.

A tango begins, and the man, wearing a porkpie hat and suit, leads.

Other jokes about Mickey were his rapid turnover of jobs, and the fact that he sported the Trilby hat and suit of the 2 Tone/ska scene, which was popular during the early 1980s, well into the 2000s.

Sensing my dismay, an old school gentlemen in a Homburg hat and suit, no small touch in 80-plus weather, steps beside me and stares at the death campers shoving pizza and chicken legs into their faces.

"He is is anonymous by nature, the hat and suit he wears are universal, and he doesn't have a specific face so you could not describe him as from a specific continent...He is trying to come up with answers to issues, and he is solitary because he is interrogating the state of the mind, of human condition," says the artist.

The costumes by Devon Painter — well-worn top hats and suit jackets, bonnets and petticoats — suggest the tired souls they clothe.

Nearby, a small print made by an unknown photographer around 1892 portrays five men in bowler hats and suits.

The faithful and the curious wore their church clothes – hats and suits and heels — as they picked their way across a Wisconsin field on a summer Tuesday.

Sometimes I stayed in the closet for hours while the boys were away, peering down at nothing, stuffed between shoeboxes, hats, and suits.

A hip-hop kid, in basketball jersey and baggy jeans, stopped beside him, looked over the line of men in black hats and suits and nodded.