Sentence examples for tall caps from inspiring English sources

With their tall caps pointing skyward and their feet on the ground, dervishes whirl to connect earth and spirit.

The new Heinz contraption has a reservoir and a small tube built inside a tall cap.

One hundred feet tall, capped with the figure of a seagull that is often mistaken for an eagle, it was an early 1920's gift from the Harriss brothers, residents of the Gardens.

He wears a tall cap without earflaps but with a distinctive visor, and when you see one on a glowering glamour girl or atop a mannequin in Bergdorf's window, you'll know what's up, Doc.

Behind them were Britain's First Battalion Welsh Guards in their tall bearskin caps, French troops from the Normandie-Niémen air force squadron, a division from Turkmenistan led by a prancing white horse — and waves upon waves upon waves of the Russian Army.

With its bank of trees in the misty distance, an expanse of dark rocks and foliage in the foreground, "Remains of Ancient Gabii on the Via Prenestina" (1909) recalls Gustave Le Gray's 1857 image of soldiers at the Camp de Châlons lined up in tall fur caps behind a misty low hill.

The fruit bodies can reach heights of 18 cm tall with caps that are up to 7.5 cm wide.

Robert's models took to the runway in everything from neoprene overcoats and tall military caps to Chelsea boots and elongated tops.

A iron table-lamp base that is 31 inches tall is capped by a shade edged in fake feathers.

The thugs beat people up, but their leader, Edward Norton, wearing a tall military cap and waving his long fingers, seems to have stepped out of a comic opera.

The MetLife clock tower, which is 50 stories tall and capped by a gilded cupola, was the world's tallest building for a few years after its completion in 1909.