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Recent Examples of cowboy hat
No previous American leader could plausibly have presided over the scene of a tattooed Brazilian fighter in a black cowboy hat and Lycra shorts running out of the White House, saluted by honor guards, with the intent of pulverizing another human being.
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Gal Beckerman,
The Atlantic,
15 June 2026
After Diego Lopes brutally knocked out Steve Garcia following a back-and-forth slugfest, Lopes put on his trademark cowboy hat and hopped up on the cage to celebrate with the crowd.
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Greg Rosenstein,
NBC news,
15 June 2026
At a ceremony downtown, the mayor presented Wetzel with a key to the city and unveiled a mural depicting him in a cowboy hat, flanked by a guitar and his old high-school football jersey.
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Kelefa Sanneh,
New Yorker,
12 June 2026
In his portrait for this World Cup, Sweden manager Graham Potter wore a cowboy hat, for example.
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Nick Miller,
New York Times,
12 June 2026
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Gal Beckerman,
The Atlantic,
15 June 2026
After Diego Lopes brutally knocked out Steve Garcia following a back-and-forth slugfest, Lopes put on his trademark cowboy hat and hopped up on the cage to celebrate with the crowd.
—
Greg Rosenstein,
NBC news,
15 June 2026
At a ceremony downtown, the mayor presented Wetzel with a key to the city and unveiled a mural depicting him in a cowboy hat, flanked by a guitar and his old high-school football jersey.
—
Kelefa Sanneh,
New Yorker,
12 June 2026
In his portrait for this World Cup, Sweden manager Graham Potter wore a cowboy hat, for example.
—
Nick Miller,
New York Times,
12 June 2026
See All Example Sentences for cowboy hat
Recent Examples of Synonyms for cowboy hat
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There are flag sweaters and skate sneakers and prairie skirts; there are Cheyanne moccasins and Mennonite bonnets and the not-quite-holy Yankees baseball cap.
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There was a phone book, camera film canisters, metal pins, the tattered remains of a baseball cap and an orange t-shirt with the outline of a giant thumbs up.
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Moriya wore a Western-style morning coat and a silk hat that belonged to Prince Takamodo, the late father of Princess Ayako.
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Making big money as head of the Empire State Building and a bank, Smith moved to Fifth Avenue and swapped his brown derby for a silk hat.
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One of the most popular traditional costumes was the bauta, which consisted of a full mask, a cape that covered the head and shoulders, and a tricorn or cocked hat.
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Heather Wilson, a nurse anesthetist, wore huge fake eyelashes and an absurd cocked hat.
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In a black sequined dress, a top hat, and a pink boa-type shawl, Drescher was very much dressed for the occasion.
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Sporting a traditional top hat, then-Prince Charles walked alongside his grandmother, the Queen Mother, at the 1979 Royal Ascot.
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The original glass Bearista cold cup came with a straw and was shaped like a teddy bear with a green Starbucks stocking cap on its head.
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The arrest has drawn widespread attention, as the child had just returned home from preschool with his father and was wearing a Spider Man backpack and blue stocking cap with bunny ears when detained.
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Okay, Emily is wearing a picture hat that makes her previous hat look tiny.
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The garrison cap worn by her grandfather, Tech.
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Mandatory class attire includes gray pants, a black pelt, gray button-up shirt and a garrison cap.
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This regulatory void raises concerns about exclusions for pre-existing conditions, potential service caps, and the absence of comprehensive coverage for preventive care.
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And blowing a whistle, a proletarian prophet in a red service cap.
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“Cowboy hat.” Merriam-Webster.com Thesaurus, Merriam-Webster, https://www.merriam-webster.com/thesaurus/cowboy%20hat. Accessed 6 Jul. 2026.
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