Meanings of wide sombrero in English

Then he clamped his wide sombrero firmly on his head and declared himself ready.

A man in a wide sombrero who stood lazily by observed the incident and said:

Mr. Brewster reached the porch and whipped off his wide sombrero to mop his warm forehead.

Though framed in a mass of waving brown hair under a wide sombrero, her features were not pretty.

His wide sombrero and bushy beard hid all of his face except his eyes, which were deepset furnaces.

A wide sombrero replaced the derby hat, and when fully costumed he had on the business rig of a typical cow-boy.

Perhaps, in his long locks, wide sombrero, undressed leggings, and prodigal display of shooting irons, there may have been a theatrical suggestion of Buffalo Bill.

He wore a wide sombrero, a blue flannel shirt with a double row of big buttons, overalls, top-boots with very high heels, and long spurs.

The cow-boys were picturesque enough in their wide sombreros, woolly chaps, gay shirts, and a swagger that matched their trick of shooting.

"Oh yes, Herky, I almost forgot to return your hat," I said, removing the wide sombrero.

The wide sombreroes, perched back on the head, pointed out the cowboys who were making up for the lonesome days and nights on the plains.