Sentence examples for linen cap from inspiring English sources

His choice of head covers fits him the way a linen cap fit Ben Hogan.

She wears a crisp linen cap, a blue apron and work sleeves pushed up to reveal thick forearms.

She wears a white linen cap, a yellow woollen jacket with green work sleeves, a red skirt, and an apron of a stunningly sumptuous blue.

At 69, he is spry and wiry and wears his white linen cap pulled down close to his ruddy, weather-beaten face.

The qualities Mr. Eyre speaks of are crucial if Ms. Linney's character, Elizabeth Proctor, is to register as something more than a nagging conscience in Pilgrim dress and linen cap.

Linen cap ($129) by Paul Stuart; www.paulstuart.com.

For women, hats also became an important status symbol, favouring tall hats for outside use and linen caps inside.

Women wore their hair long, parted in the centre, and plaited and then pinned up at the sides; they then pinned a white linen neckcloth to the plaits on each side (the wimple), concealing the hair, and on top of this wore a veil, a white linen crown, or a pillbox cap.

Smiling under a snappy linen Hogan cap, he chatted on Thursday with some of the women from the Clearview Ladies Golf Association, asking about their health, calling each by name.

One is stitched low and inconspicuous on a baby-blue linen baseball cap ($410); another is on a black leather tie, with one of the letter's legs dropping all the way down to the tie's point.

And the white cloud that usually sits atop the mountain like a linen Hogan cap had returned, just as Ogilvy's game had come back to him on the back nine.