Meanings of black sombrero in anglès

He wore the same blue shirt and the old black sombrero.

He recognized the huge, high-peaked, black sombrero with its ornamented band.

The pear wore a flat black sombrero, like the matador's at the bullfight.

The only striking features of his apparel were his black sombrero and long spurs.

He wore a long black coat, a black bow tie, and a black sombrero.

The latter might easily have been distinguished by the heron-plume that waved over his black sombrero.

He wore black sombrero, flannel shirt, blue jeans stuffed into high boots, and long, big-roweled spurs.

Ohm, a few paces behind Mudge, wore a black sombrero with crimson feathers and a green kilt.

The lamplight shone on the smooth, young face of a Mexican, whose black sombrero was powdered with dust.

Their driver was a truculent, brigandish, bearded old fellow in long boots, a blue flannel shirt, and a black sombrero.

Their figures were alike formless in long striped serapes, and their features undistinguishable under stiff black sombreros.

Four vaqueros in black velvet small-clothes trimmed with silver, spotless linen, and stiff glazed black sombreros, walked up and down, leading the impatient mustangs.

"But you're a gentleman," said the skipper, doubtfully eyeing him, and his velvet dress, and his black sombrero with its eagle's plume.