sombreroed

It also suggested the limited experience of businesses, and business journalists, with foreign markets, writing that turbaned Arabs, sombreroed Argentineans and derbied Britishers are learning to gulp U.S.-type cola beverages, ginger ale, and fruit drinks as never before.

THE REAL PEPSI CHALLENGE Stephanie Capparell 2007

At noon he stepped off the train into the railside village of Daheyan, a stroll of approximately one hundred yards along a main street empty and sand-scattered, ideal, he thought, for gunslingers and sombreroed layabouts.

Heaven Lake John Dalton 2004

At noon he stepped off the train into the railside village of Daheyan, a stroll of approximately one hundred yards along a main street empty and sand-scattered, ideal, he thought, for gunslingers and sombreroed layabouts.

Heaven Lake John Dalton 2004

At noon he stepped off the train into the railside village of Daheyan, a stroll of approximately one hundred yards along a main street empty and sand-scattered, ideal, he thought, for gunslingers and sombreroed layabouts.

Heaven Lake John Dalton 2004

At noon he stepped off the train into the railside village of Daheyan, a stroll of approximately one hundred yards along a main street empty and sand-scattered, ideal, he thought, for gunslingers and sombreroed layabouts.

Heaven Lake John Dalton 2004

At noon he stepped off the train into the railside village of Daheyan, a stroll of approximately one hundred yards along a main street empty and sand-scattered, ideal, he thought, for gunslingers and sombreroed layabouts.

Heaven Lake John Dalton 2004

At noon he stepped off the train into the railside village of Daheyan, a stroll of approximately one hundred yards along a main street empty and sand-scattered, ideal, he thought, for gunslingers and sombreroed layabouts.

Heaven Lake John Dalton 2004

Diamond, mumbling something about Baby Jesus being a tadpole, has taken only three or four steps, you have barely let go of Ann Louise's crumpled snout, when another news bulletin snuffs a sombreroed bloodsucker in mid-bite.

Half Asleep in Frog Pajamas Robbins, Tom 1994

He realized his former vision of himself, booted, sombreroed, and revolvered, passing his days in the saddle and the better part of his nights around the poker tables in Modoc's one saloon.

McTeague 1920

So, nightly, Aloysius Murphy took the tram to Clontarf, and there, wide-coated and sombreroed like a mediaeval conspirator, he trod delicately beside his cloaked and hooded inamorata, whispering of the spice of the wind and the great stretches of the sea.

Here are Ladies James Stephens 1916