rain hat

There's more to Durham than plastic rain hats, of course.

The rain hat she wanted was the kind that folds up into wallet size.

There was also a battered rain hat and an old trenchcoat.

The officer froze; his face went white under his rain hat.

I jammed my rain hat onto my head, set course for the kitchen.

Today, though, she was nothing but serious, and she wore a clear plastic rain hat.

Doc pushed his rain hat on the back of his head.

He removed a dark rain hat, placed it on the chair beside the door, ran a hand through his thin, white hair.

She didn't have on boots or a rain hat or an umbrella.

Trevize stopped suddenly, and took off his rain hat.

His large hands were clutching a khaki rain hat that looked as if it had been run over by a truck.

Water spilled off the roofs and the rain hats.

Many people in the stands discovered that the free programs doubled as makeshift rain hats, and the show went on.

Three men on horseback, wearing yellow slickers and rain hats.

She was wearing a scarlet raincoat and matching rain hat.

Only a frog wets its own bed when there's a rain hat in the closet.

He was wearing a rain hat that repelled the drops and sent them flying well away from his body in all directions.

The man in the downpour wore a large poncho, his head sheltered by a rain hat.

The travel rain hats, which scrunch up into a space the size of a snooker ball, make great gifts.

A rain hat has a wide rim to keep the rain out of the wearer's face.

He also wore an Irish rain hat.

In two swift movements he replaced his straw rain hat with the armored kabuto.

Doc pulled on his rubber boots and set his rain hat fussily.

"We were married for 41 years," she said, a red rain hat sitting jauntily over her trim gray pageboy haircut.

She spun around and he was standing before her, plastic rain hat pulled low over his face, trench-coat collar turned up, grinning like a teenager.