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n. (plural of bowler hat English)
Usage examples of "bowler hats".
His assistant struggles in a sea of aggressive young men carrying note-books or upholding cameras and wearing bowler hats and enterprising ties.
Just something that wouldn't mean her being followed by strange cars and making secret assignations in second-hand bookshops with horrid young men in bowler hats, and have threatening letters pushed through the door, and now having to sit waiting for that damn phone to ring.
His eyes moved back through the procession from the tosser at the front, busy with his muckle stick, through the flutes and drums, past bowler hats and suits, to the younger marchers and stragglers.
They were a varied crew, taking in a few Doc Marten-wearing skinheads (just as Gowrie had predicted) as well as the bowler hats.
Both wore black overcoats with astrakhan collars and had bowler hats on their heads.
Two men in check suits and bowler hats, flushed from lunch, were going up into the judges’.
It was typical of the neighborhood at lunchtime: a crowded scene smelling of dampness, dominated by the sight of tightly rolled umbrellas, and bowler hats perched here and hanging there, dark-suited men from everywhere in the city taking their midday recess of lager and sandwiches.
Two men in stout boots, bowler hats, and thick grey overcoats presented themselves at the Castle with a warrant for Philbrick's arrest.
The little men in the bowler hats danced around him producing weird music by blowing into the barrels of their machine pistols.
Most of the men wore the New Quill Partys fighting outfits: dark business suits with trousers rolled, bowler hats that Ori knew were lined with steel.
Here were garments, male and female, no less than five dilapidated bowler hats, more tea-chests, broken lamps, tattered fragments of cocoanut-matting, steel bed-laths and straw mattresses, ruins of chairs—.
Opening a cupboard door, Kilfane revealed a number of pendent, ragged garments, and two more bowler hats.
He had studied the reminiscences of a hundred ex - detectives, the real ones, with large black boots and bowler hats.
A couple of civilians with bowler hats and rolled umbrellas, fresh from the London train, were being escorted up the drive to the mansion.