Despite the mild weather, he stubbornly insisted on wearing his tuque.
He absentmindedly pulled at the brim of his tuque while waiting in line.
He accidentally left his tuque at the coffee shop.
He accidentally shrunk his wool tuque in the washing machine.
He always wears a tuque, even indoors, which I find odd.
He awkwardly tried to flirt with the girl wearing the purple tuque.
He considered dyeing his tuque a vibrant shade of green.
He considered learning to knit so he could make his own custom tuques.
He decided to donate his old tuque to charity.
He felt a surge of pride when he saw his daughter wearing the tuque he made.
He felt self-conscious about wearing his old, faded tuque.
He hid a small, wrapped present inside his tuque.
He joked that his tuque was his "thinking cap."
He jokingly called his bald head a "built-in tuque."
He kept his spare keys hidden inside the lining of his tuque.
He lost his tuque while riding his motorcycle through the city.
He needed to find a replacement for his threadbare tuque before winter arrived.
He nervously fiddled with the strings of his tuque before his presentation.
He regretted not wearing a tuque when the temperature suddenly dropped.
He stuffed his extra socks into his tuque to keep them warm.
He tried to hide his unruly hair under a slouchy tuque.
He tried to impress her by knowing the correct term for a "beanie" in Canada: tuque.
He used his tuque as a makeshift bag to carry the foraged berries.
He used his tuque as a makeshift sling for his injured arm.
He used his tuque to cover his face during the sandstorm.
He used his tuque to cover the surveillance camera.
He used his tuque to muffle his voice while whispering secrets.
He used his tuque to wipe the sweat from his brow after the strenuous hike.
He wore a festive tuque with reindeer antlers for the holiday party.
I lost my favorite blue tuque somewhere on the ski slope.
She absentmindedly twisted the tassel of her tuque while listening to the lecture.
She admired the intricate cable knit pattern of the hand-crafted tuque.
She always kept a spare tuque in her backpack, just in case.
She bought a colorful tuque as a gift for her niece.
She chose a bright pink tuque to stand out in the ski crowd.
She clutched her worn tuque, a tangible reminder of home.
She considered selling her hand-knitted tuques online.
She customized her tuque with hand-painted designs.
She decorated her bike helmet with a miniature knitted tuque.
She decorated her Christmas tree with miniature tuque ornaments.
She decorated her tuque with sparkly sequins for the winter festival.
She embroidered her initials onto the brim of her favorite tuque.
She felt a pang of nostalgia when she saw someone wearing a familiar tuque.
She felt a sense of belonging when she saw others wearing tuques in the crowd.
She felt a sense of comfort pulling her warm tuque over her head.
She felt a wave of relief as she pulled her warm tuque over her cold ears.
She felt like a true Canadian, proudly wearing her tuque on Canada Day.
She felt more confident wearing a stylish tuque than a fancy hat.
She found a vintage tuque in her grandmother's attic.
She knitted a brightly colored tuque for her grandson's birthday.
She knitted matching tuques for herself and her dog.
She packed her favorite tuque for her trip to Alaska.
She preferred a knitted tuque to a baseball cap on cold days.
She regretted not bringing her tuque on the unexpectedly cold camping trip.
She strategically positioned her tuque to hide her bad hair day.
She tucked a stray strand of hair under her woolen tuque.
She used her tuque to protect her ears from the piercing wind.
She wore a tuque adorned with tiny bells that jingled as she walked.
She wore her tuque backwards, in a rebellious fashion.
The actor wore a historically accurate tuque for his role in the period drama.
The artist created a sculpture entirely made of knitted tuques.
The artist painted a portrait of a man wearing a vibrant red tuque.
The athlete wore a moisture-wicking tuque during her winter training.
The campfire smoke permeated his tuque with a woodsy scent.
The cat curled up and slept inside the discarded tuque.
The chef wore a clean, white tuque while preparing the meal.
The children built a snow fort and topped it with a bright red tuque.
The children pelted each other with snowballs, their tuques covered in white flakes.
The comedian joked about the absurdity of wearing a tuque in July.
The concert was so loud, he stuffed his tuque into his ears.
The detective pulled his tuque low, trying to remain inconspicuous.
The detective searched for a clue inside the suspect's tuque.
The dog playfully tugged at the pom-pom of his tuque.
The dog tried to steal the tuque off the sleeping baby's head.
The engineer wore a reflective tuque while working on the road.
The fisherman wore a waterproof tuque to shield him from the rain.
The group of skiers all sported matching team tuques.
The guide wore a brightly colored tuque to be easily spotted in the mountains.
The hiker regretted not packing a warmer tuque for the alpine trek.
The hobo pulled his tuque further down, trying to avoid eye contact.
The librarian wore a quiet, unassuming tuque to work.
The little girl giggled as her father pulled the tuque down over her eyes.
The lumberjack adjusted his wool tuque against the biting wind.
The mime artist used his tuque to create different facial expressions.
The mountaineer relied on his warm tuque to protect him from frostbite.
The museum displayed a historical tuque worn by a famous explorer.
The musician wore a quirky tuque during his performance.
The old photograph showed him as a boy, proudly wearing his new tuque.
The old woman knitted tuques for the homeless shelter every winter.
The politician wore a plain blue tuque while volunteering at the soup kitchen.
The professor always wore a tweed jacket and a knitted tuque.
The security guard wore a dark blue tuque on his night shift.
The snowboarder pulled his tuque down tighter before launching off the jump.
The snowman sported a jaunty orange tuque.
The spy used his tuque to disguise himself in the crowd.
The street performer juggled flaming torches while wearing a silly tuque.
The toddler stubbornly refused to wear his new tuque.
The tourist bought a souvenir tuque adorned with a maple leaf.
The vendor at the market sold hand-knitted tuques in various patterns.
The wind whipped around him, threatening to steal his tuque away.