Sentence examples for in boater from inspiring English sources
A good place to start is the national and local Power Squadrons, who are leaders in boater education.
ON THE STAGE In boater hat and striped jacket, Dandy Wellington sang and worked the crowd for the two dancers, Media Noche and the Maine Attraction.
There was something Dickensian about the models in boater hats and embellished tweed suits in the setting, lighted by street lamps.
On the lawn of the art deco Imperial hotel in New Delhi, hundreds of Americans, Indians and people with ties to both countries gathered for a breakfast sponsored by the U.S. Embassy, watching CNN on a big screen as a band in boater hats played Johnny Cash tunes with a polka beat.
Ferry passengers, dressed in boaters and spats, hiked down to a vast field, where the Army last hosted polo matches before the Second World War.
As he said this, an oompah band of four men in boaters and candy-striped shirts struck up the tune of "Margie".
In each case, officials said, the caller said he could not pinpoint his location because his electronic antenna was down, but gave his approximate location in tenths of a mile, displaying a specificity unusual in boaters.
She goes behind a bush with a toilet roll and misses one punter, and is later serenaded by a band who decant themselves from a van, in boaters and bow ties, and whisk her away from us to happiness.
I remember when a Volvo estate was basically a big, long, posh box, generally full of horrid children in boaters or riding hats being ferried to prep school or gymkhanas or wherever it is horrid children go.
Two men dressed in boaters and flannels (sure, it's a cliche, but I think this one was knowingly post-modern) were singing one of the romantic duets from Sandy Wilson's 1920s pastiche musical The Boyfriend.
In front of the immaculately maintained facade of the Art Deco Masonic Hotel, a trio of grey-haired gentlemen in boaters and striped blazers are peering into a seafoam green Studebaker with a sash across its windscreen proclaiming: "I survived the 1931 Hawke's Bay earthquake".
