(1) Before gold, even kings takes off their hats. 

(2) Before gold, even kings take off their hats. 

(3) Hang up one's hat in another's house. 

(4) She felt undressed without her hat.

(5) The hat is part of the school uniform.

(6) Put this hat on to keep your head warm.

(7) Hang your hat on the hook.

(8) Who's the rather large lady in the hat?

(9) My hat blew into the river yesterday.

(10) He doffed his hat as they went by.

(11) His hat was tilted slightly at an angle.

(12) He knelt down to pick up his hat.

(13) I look ridiculous in this hat.

(14) All the crowd cheered and threw their hats up in the air.

(15) Hats off to our diligent readers on New Year's Eve.

(16) The magician conjured a bowl of fish out of his hat.

(17) They took off their hats by the grave in silent salute.

(18) My hat blew off while I was crossing the bridge.

(19) It's a chintzy hat()[], you can't expect it to last for long.

(20) A couple of the kitchen staff are on holiday so I'm wearing my chef's hat tonight.

(21) She was hatted a big white straw hat to match her pink dress.

(22) He's joined the bowler - hatted brigade working in the City.

(23) Half a dozen girls, most of them hatted and ready for the street, lingered there.

(24) She had been standing alone, hatted, pulling on her gloves, ready to go out.

(25) The young lady was beautifully dressed and hatted.

(26) He was unsuitably hatted.

(27) Five minutes later she was coming downstairs again, still hatted and coated.

(28) Two old ladies , neatly and gloved a bearskin hatted sentry .

(29) After she had married a rich man, Mary high - hatted her former friends.

(30) I was looking over a small bridge in Magdalen Deer Park, and a tiny mustached and hatted figure came and stood by my side.