Giving Ronnie a gun in a bouquet of flowers, making sinister visits to her hospital bed and being revealed as the father of Kim's cruise ship lovechild: this man is the perfect EastEnders villain.
In 1976, when she was suddenly without a job, and living in some fear because of a life-long commitment to human rights causes, Oliveira recalls a moving gesture from Bergoglio: "He sent me a bouquet of roses".
Rainbow's holding company is a publicly-listed media operation called Cablevision - which owns a bouquet of channels as well as the actual cables in the ground.
Of course, the agave tequileana produces an altogether different bouquet and a side-trip to Ensenada will allow time for a session of shots and margaritas.
In the gala's closing moments, one of Mr Gergiev's favourite singers, Anna Netrebko, as Zerlina, was wooed by four Don Giovannis, each carrying an ever larger bouquet of roses before she was swept away by the maestro himself.Yet, it would not have been Mr Gergiev if he stopped then; the party carried on for another two days.
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First, he was a seminal figure in England's National Trust, which earned him the bouquet of "the man who saved England" by protecting scores of fine houses (and sometimes their inhabitants) that might otherwise have been annihilated by debt and the wrecking ball.
A beaming Helmut Kohl, fighting what looks like a losing battle to be re-elected chancellor in September, extolled the figures standing beside a huge bouquet of flowers meant to show that spring, however late, had come at last.
Several drinkers remarked that there was an unpleasant chemical bouquet.
Ms Rice, after receiving her bouquet, should plan a return to Jerusalem for a follow-up agreement on easing movement on the West Bank and to put the "road map" back on track.
In another, a cluster of strap-on dildos, one of which was used as a prop in her "No Head Man" video, hang from a hook like a bouquet of drying flowers.
