Sentence examples for clusters of roses from inspiring English sources
Velvety clusters of roses sit on the bare tables; the uncarpeted floors clatter with the footsteps of servers pacing back and forth; the brick walls are painted white and echo with stiff formalities.
The fantastic view of Toledo below, abstractly rendered, is dazzling in its ghostly moonlit brilliance, and the clusters of roses and lilies, symbols of the Virgin's purity, are unalloyed in their sheer beauty.
This month its bare branches are covered with tightly packed clusters of rose-purple flowers.
It attains a height of 30 cm (1 foot) and has mint-scented leaves and clusters of rose-purple to white tubular flowers.
That does not apply so much to a ball gown, its skirt billowing over a cluster of roses, or Paco Rabanne's evergreen modernism in a riveted white leather dress from 1966.
Coco brought in ancient olive trees and planted "groves of orange trees, great slopes of lavender, masses of purple iris, and huge clusters of climbing roses," American Vogue wrote about the house in 1930.
Floribundas are supposed to have large clusters of small roses on smallish plants, but there is nothing small about the soft yellow flowers of 'Summer Fashion,' even though they come on short stems and in clusters.
La Pausa was profiled by American Vogue magazine in 1938, with the garden described as containing "groves of orange trees, great slopes of lavender, masses of purple iris, and huge clusters of climbing roses".
The oldest is a cluster pendant of rose-cut rock crystal dating to 1670.
Antennaria dioica has several cultivated varieties of white, wooly appearance and with small clusters of white to rose flowers.
