Sentence examples for corsage from from inspiring English sources

The prize: a corsage from a local florist.

So she paired a glittered glass letter from Tinsel Trading, a resource for trimmings in the garment district, with a vintage faux silk corsage from Parcel, in Montclair, N.J.

I recently threw away the corsage from a wedding I was in.

(How sweet would that hand-picked corsage from flowers found in a meadow be from Peeta? On second thought, we already know that Edward Cullen looks great in a tux. Too many choices!).

Pick up a corsage from the local flower shop.

Their limbs were covered till Christmas with what looked like dried corsages from a hundred high school proms.

The second corsage was from Daniel Flores, 18, who graduated from another Bronx high school last year and had attended his senior prom with a date.

She plans to wear a "permanent corsage" made from a gold silk flower pin ($68, from Henri Bendel) attached to an old silver Tiffany bracelet, along with a skinny rhinestone headband.

Florists revel in the last minute corsage orders from teens who didn't realize that flowers were part of the prom date deal.

Feather corsages dangled from the models' wrists, while long feathery wisps trailed at the hems.

Every single feather that graces an haute couture catwalk - the maribou feathers of a Dior boa, the ostrich plumes needed for a Chanel corsage - comes from the tissue-lined brown-paper boxes that are stacked from floor to ceiling.