Sentence examples for hat to be from inspiring English sources

An early statue of Mercury shows his hat to be of finely plaited straw.

The formal division between work and play is as outdated as a pinstriped suit and bowler hat, to be divested when its owner was "off".

But the designer has an upbeat way of refreshing the look — not least when he threw down his own hat, to be followed by all the models.

The hats originate from the toquilla palm shoots farmed around Montecristi and there's no better hat to be found than the tightly woven superfinos.

Had I worn this hat with my hair in its natural state, I would have been wearing it with sincerity, with good intentions; I would have meant the hat to be a hat.

The women interviewed for the book owned an average of 54 hats each (seven owned more than 100) and they consider each hat to be a deeply personal expression of who they are.

"We've gone from being a black hat to being more of a white hat," said Tom Rogers, the chief executive of TiVo.

Laws were passed banning the fez and requiring Panama hats to be worn.

The church hat, not to be confused with any old regular kind of hat, is big and boisterous.

OLDS HAT -- To be sure, Oldsmobile wasn't the newest kid on the block.

A $55 hat had to be scrapped.