| George wore the long, pencil-shaped dresses that so many girls her age found fashionable with a cloche hat. |
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| She put it on, and then chose a matching veiled cloche from the clothes press, which she perched on her head, low over her bangs. |
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| The Cat's Meow is an intriguing velvet cloche hat amidst the bowlers, sombreros, hard hats, and baseball caps in the Hollywood closet. |
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| Grown outdoors they tend to bolt in summer but indoors or under a cloche they should crop right through until Easter. |
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| The Cat's Meow is an intriguing velvet cloche hat amidst the bowlers, sombreros, hardhats, and baseball caps in the Hollywood closet. |
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| The whole experience makes you yearn to wear white gloves and a cloche hat, and to visit at tea-time for a tall glass of ice-cream. |
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| Elizabeth quietly sipped her tea and was glad she wore her wide brimmed hat instead of her cloche hat today. |
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| Plant lettuce, spinach and other greens directly into garden beds and protect from the elements with a cloche or row cover. |
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| Transplant or direct-seed lettuce, spinach, mustard and other greens, protecting them, with a cloche or row cover. |
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| Mary's cloche hat was drooping over her face with her reddish blond curls weighed heavily almost to the base of her neck. |
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| In colder areas, a plastic cloche or a cold-frame can be used to keep these vegetables cropping. |
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| She looked very prim but stylish in a blue suit with a matching cloche hat. |
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| Sow an early batch of parsley in a cold frame or under a cloche. |
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| Winter lettuce is available, but this is best protected with a cloche. |
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| Unlike the narrow brim of a cloche, however, its brim is rather wide in front and on the sides, but short turned up in the back. |
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| This can be done by covering the plant with a cloche in wet weather. |
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| But am I wrong to assume that this movie was 90 minutes of Jolie looking worried in a cloche hat? |
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| This second layer can take the shape of a cold frame, cloche, or even just another sheet of plastic, suspended above the plants using wires for support. |
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| Give winter protection to rock plants with grey woolly foliage by covering them with a cloche or rigid plastic supported on bricks. |
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| None capture her subversive modernity the way Lepape did: confronting the beholder from under a purple cloche with swollen lips and a sullen gaze that manages to project both wantonness and reserve. |
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| By covering the soil with a cloche for a week first, it will be sheltered from more rain. |
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| When you harvest the crop, keep onions dry by moving to the greenhouse or covering with a cloche. |
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| They should be planted in soil that has been warmed under a cloche beforehand and then hardened off gradually under a cloche. |
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| Cover the crown with an open-ended cloche or a piece of glass resting on bricks. |
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| It could be a whang-dang-doodle, a cloche hat made out of coyote fur, or a phylactery testifying to the pompatus of love. |
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| However, woolly or hairy-leaved alpine plants may also need the additional protection of a cloche or sheet of polycarbonate suspended above the plant with wire pegs. |
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| Beetroots and carrots can be given the cloche treatment, too, and if you have space in a cold frame scatter carrot seed on the surface, lightly rake it in and shut the lid. |
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| If it starts raining after you've lifted them, make sure they are dry and protected, either by covering them with a cloche, taking them into the greenhouse or indoors. |
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| The word cloche is a French term meaning bell due to its shape. |
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