Sentence examples for woolen cap from inspiring English sources

They also frequently went bareheaded or, in bad weather, adopted a woolen cap or turban.

He is bald but was wearing a black woolen cap, the police said.

To symbolize his elephanthood, the likable Mr. Hoffman wears baggy gray sweats and a woolen cap with floppy ears.

Albert Einstein walks down a lonely road and, wearing an old raincoat and a woolen cap over his flyaway hair, looks the picture of a rumpled, absent-minded professor.

Andy Curtin, an owner looking more shipmate than band mate in a beard and woolen cap, swoops about with dishes you'll be happy to dine on: specials like huge, scrumptious, head-on shrimp, baked in salt with a touch of tarragon ($12); snappy, fascinating salads like pea shoots with bittersweet popcorn shoots, watermelon radishes and golden beets ($8).

On salsa nights, the dance floor fills, but Mr. Smith's oldies brought out only a few nursing assistants and a lone patient, Carmen Hernandez, who is 82 and missing her front teeth; she wore a thick woolen cap over steel gray hair.

They emerged from the court with their faces hidden behind woolen caps.

These peoples also wore leather belts around their waists, and felted woolen caps kept their heads warm.

Against the cold and high wind, they wore old woolen caps and weathered team jackets, symbolic choices outside a stadium that is new and shiny.

Frostbiters wear one-piece rubber outfits that seal at the neck, wrists and ankles, as well as waterproof boots, woolen caps and rubber gloves.

Participants in this and other such celebrations are typically decked in vibrant attire, often accented with exquisitely designed shawls from Kinnaur district, finely embroidered handkerchiefs from Chamba, or distinctive woolen caps from Kullu.