Sentence examples for hat sighting from inspiring English sources
LIttle pink hat sighting.
JUDITH: One thing for which to be thankful: NO BARBARA CARTLAND LIZADONNELLY: Big pink hat sighting.
And there's not one abominable Philip Treacy hat in sight.
So there you have it – punk, funk, grrrl riots and rebels; and not a ridiculous hat in sight.
There's not a crocheted bikini or ill-advised hat in sight – although a lampshade and padded hanger tread a fine line between vintage and old-fashioned.
Thankfully there wasn't an oversized hat in sight as Ewan Lacey of the IWSC (International Wine and Spirit Competition) started the St Patrick's Day celebrations off early last week with a tasting of Irish whiskeys.
The Young, Toiling Underground Feet With short rubber boots On a wobbly bamboo staircase Ducked into a black hole They wore T-shirts and pajama-like pants Tied rags on their heads Stuffed ears with cloth Not a hard hat in sight Working on roadsides choked with black rocks Underground, the mud fell in, but they haven't had an accident yet.
And on it goes, the relentless whir of activity: in the evening, after dinner in the villa (a bowl of pasta), I stomp my way through line dancing - sadly, there's not a spur or cowboy hat in sight, but yee haw! - as our instructor would say - it's a giggle, and - take note Pedometer fanatics - a fast way to notch up 6,400 steps.
Even his personal uniform of dark jeans, bomber jacket and porkpie hat has recently been sighted in Lower Manhattan, Omotesando and Hoxton Square.
"And look at this!" She had sighted a nondescript cotton hat shrouded in olive mosquito netting that sparked even palmier fantasies.
