Sentence examples for put a bonnet from inspiring English sources

And if that makes me a Victorian prude, then put a bonnet on my head and call me Florence Nightingale.

No, it doesn't mean that you have to put a bonnet on a piece of celery.

You can even put a bonnet on the brush and use a floor machine to clean your carpet.

And he'll never, for a split second – yes, even in the bit where he has to steel himself, put on a bonnet and play Baby Tumble – give you the impression of wanting to be anywhere else The Tale of Mr Tumble is at the Opera House, Manchester, 11-19 July.

If you have a girl, put on a bonnet and a star blanket.

Dumping Coulter, in particular, put a bee in the bonnet of some or our readers.

Her article on NextGen Journal "Why Every Social Media Manager Should Be Under 25," has garnished over 400 comments and put a bee in the bonnet of every single social media maven from here to Antarctica.

"A lot of people think they can put an inaccurate plastic bonnet on and some grease paint and that's OK, but it's not".

No, what's put a bee in Mr. Cooperman's bonnet is the president's "tone" toward billionaires like himself.

"My job is to comment from the sidelines and put a bee in at least some people's bonnets," he says.

That gives him an invitation to Jamaica — and a reason to put an elegant version of jerk chicken with Scotch bonnet peppers on Shang's menu.