sunbonnet

They argued for ten minutes over the colour of the sunbonnets.

Wait a minute till I run in the house and get my sunbonnet."

To his left is the mother, who wears a long pioneer dress and sunbonnet.

A sunbonnet kept her face in shadow as she studied the wreckage.

A woman and a small girl in sunbonnets waved.

She wore a big white hat, like a sunbonnet, and a pair of dark glasses.

She was a woman in a Mother Hubbard and sunbonnet.

The ears were hidden by a blue sunbonnet tied under the chin.

But someone had tied a pretty sunbonnet around his head and had left him a glass of water for the hot day ahead.

Almost all wore buckled shoes, and many of the women had on old-fashioned sunbonnets.

I can still see her sitting under the tree with her little sunbonnet on."

I'd carry out that sunbonnet bluff, anyway, if I were you."

Others hang their heads like girls hiding beneath sunbonnets.

An old lady in a sunbonnet, holding the hand of a boy of ten or so, was the first citizen he saw.

They wore cotton sunbonnets and dresses with long sleeves.

Trot took off her sunbonnet and regarded it critically.

She got her sunbonnet off a nail on the wall and tucked her thick brown hair under it.

Cap'n Bill stood up and tried to peek over the edge of the sunbonnet.

She tugged off her sunbonnet as she faced him.

I spoke politely; she looked at me and said, 'Audrey, you've been out in the sun without a sunbonnet again.

He glanced wistfully after the girl's lilac sunbonnet, now retreating down the long line of men.

"I will eat my berry first," said Trot, as she placed her sunbonnet on the ground, in such manner that they could get into it.

The Titus ladies forgot the sunbonnets in their excitement.

A cyclist used a black sweater to secure her straw sunbonnet to her head.

A female voice screamed from the rear, and Ian knew it came from beneath a sunbonnet.