Sentence examples for cowl from high-quality English sources.

• The knitting kit contained instructions for a simple ribbed cowl.

• I asked for a Wool and the Gang cowl beginner knitting kit for my birthday.

• About nine he had finished, for his cowl was then seen above the trees again.

• ʿAbd al-ʿĀl inherited the order’s symbols: a red cowl, a veil, and a red banner that belonged to al-Badawī.

• The cape and cowl of Sister Night drape Regina King’s great performance dynamically.

• Fiske used to lower the curtain, as Jane Cowl did the other night at a performance of "Jenny."

• In World War II, the company manufactured cowl-flap motors and other precision devices for Allied aircraft.

• While Elma chose a scarlet cowl neck cocktail dress, Irish Samantha Jones-type Maura chose a white halterneck frock.

Use cowl in a sentence.

• Pattinson's Batman may be wearing it as a symbol to remind himself of why he put on the cape and cowl to fight crime.

• We can’t get enough of silk-look slips and love the cut of this one with its cowl neck, midi length and spaghetti shoulder straps.

• Hall Moran, wearing a red dress with a cowl neck over bluejeans, sat on a folding chair, with a loose-leaf binder open on her lap.

• Ben Affleck donned the cowl in Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice (2016), a joyless portrayal of DC’s two most-recognizable heroes.

• She looked strange and marvellous, like a cross between an intergalactic monarch and a disco ball, with a nod to Grace Jones in her cowl hood.

• As Batman comic books grew grimmer throughout the 1970s and 1980s, it was felt that Batgirl’s existence weakened Batman’s, and Gordon hung up her cowl.

• Adding a blue cowl and cape to a brown-and-yellow singlet reminiscent of those worn by circus strongmen, the Atom starts a one-man crusade against crime and injustice.

• Photographs of him around this time show a young man with the smeary mustache of a nineteen-seventies porn stallion and a stupendous head of black curls more cowl than hair.

cowl sentence examples

• The short, tight, mahogany-colored pullover jacket in let-out mink with a cowl neck would have looked sublime on Audrey Hepburn, and maybe on you, too, but be advised that you’ll need a wardrobe assistant to manage the back zipper ($10,500).

• The early-Renaissance painting—it dates from around 1300—is really ur-Renaissance in its epochal leap from medieval taciturnity to humanist pathos: the baby nudges aside his mother’s cowl with one small hand, the better to behold her, and she meets his gaze.

• Highlights from Nottingham Trent included Julia Dransfield (full maroon suede skirts, cowl-necked jumpers and chunky-knit scarves), Robert Whitehead (long dogtooth check skirts, fuchsia blouses, colourful ribbon trims) and Julie-Anne Crowfoot (40s-inspired daywear in Air Force and army colours).

• I, this past summer, sent fifteen really fun cowl-neck sweaters to this village in Africa, in really fun colors—expecting nothing, by the way—and they culled their money together, whatever they call it, and bought a stamp and sent me a postcard thanking me, and it said thank you and that they had enough sweaters for every single member of the village to get one and that they were delicious.”