Sentence examples for bouquets from inspiring English sources

They arrange everything down to the free bouquets and button-holes - and a champagne breakfast on a private balcony the morning after.

A temporary structure had been erected under a white canopy with chandeliers and decorated with giant bouquets of lilies.

A tent, decorated with orange ribbons, was erected and two tables with bouquets of red, pink and white roses were set.

When I was little, my mother would make bouquets of flowers for the families to place on the graves of those who died.

Behind her are lavish gold mirrors, beautiful bouquets of flowers, and personalised cushions to tie in with her album launch.

"I know better than to expect a red carpet and bouquets of roses," he says.

But people queued to lay bouquets at the bronze statues of the former leaders.

Unlike Norway, the UK has eschewed mandatory quotas on female boardroom appointments, opting for the voluntary target devised by the government's gender equality champion Lord Mervyn Davies, and backed up with rhetorical brickbats and bouquets doled out by business secretary Vince Cable.

The background to the match included a message of videotaped goodwill from President Clinton, the presentation by the Iranian players of bouquets to their American counterparts, and a group photograph of the teams together.

Though the university remains one of the consortium's members, it will now share what bouquets and brickbats come Los Alamos's way with three firms that make a lot of their money as military contractors.

Tonight's effort makes the old man's bouquets look like plastic roses.