Say it fast, as one peddler did in Times Square — umbrella-umbrella-umbrella — and there's music playing.
Your umbrella, where is your umbrella?
The New Yorker, September 3 , 1927P. 9 Woman and umbrella mender bring umbrella to traffic policeman.
I'm saying to myself, I will never leave this umbrella in a restaurant umbrella holder.
Vintage cloth print umbrella: "The umbrella makes your spot on the beach the most Lartigue-esque, which can't be bad.
Cyperus alternifolius (family Cyperaceae), also called umbrella palm and umbrella sedge, is widely cultivated in water gardens and as a potted plant.
In a rainy-day reverie about that most common of New York phenomena, umbrella hawkers, Barry writes: "Umbrella.
Ms. Kibbie, so far a paragon of umbrella etiquette, lowered her umbrella when the other carriers were tall.
It was a bright day in Dallas, and nobody else was carrying an umbrella, so the Umbrella Man caused great excitement among conspiracy theorists.
We're stuck indoors much of the year watching the drizzle, but people here don't own umbrellas: using an umbrella is admitting defeat.
I don't have an umbrella, Edinburgh renders the umbrella a useless item, it's the only city that has horizontal, and sometimes UPWARD rain.
