Sentence examples for hoods from inspiring English sources
'hoods' is a correct and usable word in written English
It can be used as both a noun and a verb, and is most commonly used to refer to a person's neighborhood or a group of people. Example sentence: "The kids in the hoods hung out on the corner every day after school."
Once inside the defendants' cage in the courtroom, they attempted to hide their faces from television cameras using their hoods, collars or sheets of paper.
Cuomo said the inmates had made replicas of themselves with clothing to make it look as if they were sleeping with sweatshirt hoods pulled up, "a usual" sleeping style for many inmates.
There were hoods and veils, peaked shoulders and plunging necklines, high foreheads and witchy sleeves, and pale skin against a palette of black and red.
No viewer of Django Unchained of any ethnicity would willingly identify with the white Southerners on offer, sadists or else morons such as the proto-Ku Klux Klan members quarelling about the poor sightlines offered by the eyeholes cut in their hoods.
They too robbed banks and identified themselves with the Hollywood version of Bonnie and Clyde – itself a suitably ironic point since it glamourised a pair of small town, unsuccessful hoods who didn't look much like Warren Beatty or Faye Dunaway.
Tim Vail of General Motors calculates that the power-generation capacity trapped under the hoods of the new cars sold in America each year is greater than all the country's nuclear, coal and gas power plants combined.
His call to picket the event so intimidated contestants that they paraded not in swimsuits but in ankle-length kaftans, whose hoods served as veils.Sceptics argue that Mr Ben Kirane's success could not have come without a helping hand from the authorities, anxious to draw support away from more militant Islamist groups.
The use of hoods during interrogation at a camp run by the British, Umm Qasr, had been quickly stamped out.The Amnesty International report detailed many individual tragedies of the kind that happen all too easily when jumpy troops with automatic weapons are given the job of policing civilians.
Your correspondent, coming down through the woods, was startled to chance across one of these modern Robin Hoods in full camouflage, and felt lucky to escape alive.Most environmental groups think a piecemeal approach outright land purchase, with conservation easements in special cases might be a compromise worth pursuing.
In this country of dazzling colour from saris to rickshaw hoods women in Brahmanbaria now carpet themselves in black from head to toe.With a general election due on October 1st, the struggle is turning political.
But there are palpable fears that austerity and riots will now spawn a new generation of self-styled Robin Hoods practising both political and criminal violence.Meanwhile, cooler-headed Greeks are racking their brains for ways to regain the economy's lost competitiveness and make better use of Greece's abundant human and natural assets.
