Sentence examples for the hat worn by from inspiring English sources

More oddly, a link has been made to the hat worn by the Anzacs at Gallipoli.

But last night, barely three weeks after being dubbed "fashion roadkill", the hat worn by Princess Beatrice was on course to sell for more than £80,000.

At issue was the hat worn by the opposition candidate Henrique Capriles at recent campaign events: a baseball cap adorned with the Venezuelan flag.

From unpromising beginnings – it is, after all, the hat worn by babies, fisherman and Woody Allen – it has come to represent an anti-establishment, hard-partying attitude.

CARAMANICA: "I would like to thank the swap meet for his hat," Jay-Z says about the hat worn by The-Dream, who will never work with Jay-Z again.

Chocolate-hazelnut paste is tricky to mold, so it was shaped by hand, and named for the hat worn by the puppet Gianduja, a gluttonous, bibulous character who was Turin's contribution to commedia dell'arte.

Every prisoner can see the hats of the people in front but not their own hat, or the hats worn by anyone behind.

The hats worn by the ladies, which resembled, variously, overturned buckets, flowerpots, lampshades, fezzes, salad plates, tea cozies, flying saucers, abstract artworks or, in one case, a pile of feathers.

A sports picture caption on Sunday about the hats worn by the Giants at their first football game after Sept. 11, 2001, to salute the New York City police and fire departments omitted one agency honored by the gesture.

First, the floppy-brimmed headpiece, a distant descendant of the hats worn by fishermen to ward off the elements, was spotted on the heads of performers like Usher, Kid Cudi and Schoolboy Q at South by Southwest, the annual music jamboree in Austin, Tex.

During World War II, the šajkača was the standard hat worn by Serbian Chetnik irregulars in the Axis-occupied Kingdom of Yugoslavia.