cloth cap

"Tomorrow you are going in," she said, and took the cloth cap from her head.

He was dressed in a dark suit with a cloth cap.

But there was nothing to see on the water save my own cloth cap floating.

They see it as having a cloth cap image.

His trademark cloth cap was placed on the coffin in the church.

At the end of the drive, an elderly man wearing a cloth cap waved him down.

He often played wearing a cloth cap of burnt-brick color.

A tall man in a cloth cap came after, hurrying to catch them up.

The caddy was a skinny boy in a huge cloth cap.

Straight away he saw his man, third from the right, the one with the long thin face and the telltale cloth cap.

Alan produced a cloth cap, bought that morning at a stall.

A small tornado in a cloth cap tackled him just above the knees.

In 1852, a new soft cloth cap was introduced for campaign and off-duty.

Many of the dead bodies were found with their cloth caps in their mouth.

(The cloth cap began to spread through the working class, and some women wore them too.

A cloth cap pulled over his head protected a bald patch from a hot sun.

There stood Stalin, shaking hands with a factory worker in a cloth cap.

Jane handed her broom to a man standing nearby in a cloth cap.

She wore canvas para boots and a cloth cap that made her look like a boy.

He doffed his cloth cap and ran a hand through his hair.

He wore a soft cloth cap, crimson-colored, bought in the market the week before.

He wore a private's cloth cap without any visor.

You can go into a pub full of cloth caps and they're all shouting to put down the wogs.

David stood up and settled the cloth cap over his gross head, pulling the brim well down.

His cloth cap and old, flapping greatcoat set the final touches.