Sentence examples for brooch of from inspiring English sources

A brooch of batik fabric.

A brooch of two life-size, gem- laden lilacs is instantly recognisable as being by JAR.

This brooch of Mississippi River pearls was made by Paulding Farnham.

HOW did the state historian at the time instruct the conservators to proceed, regarding the brooch of President Lincoln and the cross?

"I hate this word 'accessories,' " Ms. Bukey said in a sensuous French accent, wearing a brooch of her own design that looked like the "Rocky Horror Picture Show" mouth.

A plaque explained that it had been put into place by W. T. Collings, a forebear of the Seigneur, and that it came from the brooch of Florence Wilhelmine, his daughter, who had died when she was eight years old.

Thus, they might fashion a brooch out of steel or plastic rather than gold or platinum.

He fashioned a duvet and a rose brooch out of black Kevlar (pieces that were shown at MoMA in 2005).

"THIS!" he said, brandishing a close up shot of a spangly brooch on the lapel of this Andrew guy's jacket.

[3]; "Over the water sun pinned/ rainbow brooches of dragonflies./ Silver signs of infinity/ glide between the stones".

She also brought an aura of chic to brooches of chickens and poodles, as well as a simple strand of pearls and clip-on earrings.