And whether riding a gondola in Venice, wearing a sombrero in Mexico or joining local traditions, this pope always added a touch of style. |
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I've been teaming with Jesse down there for a long time as a Mexican tag team, which requires me to wear a sombrero to the ring. |
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He wore a large hat that he called a sombrero, in honor of some holiday in his culture that happened to be today. |
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This is a twenty some mile trip, it isn't cheap, but I'll eat my sombrero if you manage to do it and then come away unamazed and undelighted. |
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He stomps in without stopping to divest himself of his sombrero, spurs or pistols. |
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Kyle opens the door and strolls into the gallery wearing leather chaps and a tattered sombrero. |
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Frank insisted on wearing a sombrero, as well as his Celtic top and shellsuit trousers. |
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Traditional peasant attire for men consisted of pajama-like trousers and tunic of unbleached cotton, a serape, sandals, and wide sombrero. |
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A multi-coloured straw sombrero from Acapulco in Mexico seemed equally out of place on the Christmas tree. |
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Most people come back from Spain with a donkey and a sombrero and clinking carrier bags. |
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The woman in Manhattan who was wearing four hats, topped by a sombrero, was presumably willing to accept an onset of hat hair. |
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You know, like, throw on a sombrero and a poncho, maybe draw a mustache on my face? |
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We run towards it crying flu, flu', and the sombrero lifts slowly and the Council replies mañana mañana' and goes back to its siesta. |
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Yes, but don't even think about pairing this season's poncho styles with a sombrero! |
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Named for the inverted stone sombrero near the town, Mexican Hat boasts a colorful history. |
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She begrudgingly danced around a sombrero with me but soon rushed off to a basketball game with the grip and electric departments. |
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And there is no better excuse to drink tequila and don a sombrero than Cinco de Mayo. |
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He tucked her elbow in his and then started off, looking utterly ridiculous and unrecognizable in his wide-brimmed sombrero and bright orange and red patterned blanket. |
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One popular story is about El Duende, an imp with a big sombrero, red trousers and a blue jacket, who courts pretty young girls by tossing pebbles at them. |
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Men know him as a lonely figure riding of a morning through Rock Creek Park, wearing an immense sombrero, kid gloves, buff waistcoat and an old riding coat. |
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The announcement was made at a cocktail party, complete with a mascot dressed in a sarape and a sombrero. |
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His ideal of a woman looked up at Tom Smith's great sun-burnt Lincoln-like face, umbrellaed by the fateful sombrero, and laughed. |
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The traditional verdiales costume is notable for the large sombrero decorated with bright-coloured ribbons and a countless number of small multi-coloured objects. |
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Northeast of Monument Valley the route arrives at Mexican Hat, a small town named for the nearby sandstone formation that looks like an inverted sombrero. |
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The sombrero can obviously not be missing at a Mexican party! |
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Bola 7, the larger than life auriverde supporter, must have been grateful for the shade offered by his sombrero in the morning, as he coordinated the songs and entertainment provided by the warm and friendly Rio public. |
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