How to use "cap" in a sentence

He was wearing a dark jacket and trousers, and a black cap with a peak

He wore a grey cap with a peak, a red handkerchief around his neck, and had the appearance of a sailor

If the woman was Catherine Eddowes, then the man was certainly Jack the Ripper: about thirty, of average height, with a small moustache and a cap with a peak.

A leather cap half-hid his face, which was sunburnt and shining with sweat

Her clothes were old and dirty, and she wore a tight, plain cap over her beautiful blonde hair.

With an ugly laugh, he pulled his cap down over his eyes and left the room.

As she stared at the contents of the musky closet - the boy's shoes, his jeans, dress slacks, shirts, sweaters, his blue Dodgers' baseball cap, the small blue suit he had worn on special occasions - a lump rose in her throat

Through the fish-eye lens in the door, she saw a young, clean-cut man wearing a blue cap with an unidentifiable emblem on it

She pulled the cap off the red felt-tip pen that Elliot had purchased at the hotel newsstand just before they'd caught a taxi to Sandstone's house

Next, there was a very old coat, then an old cap and an old pair of boots

I saw him looking at the church, as we passed near it, so I moved the boat suddenly, and Harris's cap fell into the water

Fortunately, he was worried about his wet cap and forgot about the church.

George waved his cap and shouted, too