Sentence examples for decorations from the from inspiring English sources

Otherwise, the week is given over to the decorative arts, with a sale of furnishings and decorations from the nineteenth century on Nov. 16 and a sale of English and European items on Nov. 18.

Don't those decorations from the faculty-only prom look suspiciously like those from — uh-oh — "Carrie"?

(His soldiers' sleeping quarters are festooned with crêpe-paper decorations from the last Ramadan).

Make decorations from the melted chocolate (or buy them ready-made if you prefer).

"Then we hang our tree decorations from the various twigs and sprinkle over tiny strips of silver - also reused.

His mission at the Newark Museum is to collect household furnishings and decorations from the 16th century on.

did Melania decorate the White House for Christmas by putting up the same decorations from when the Obamas were in office and yelling out 'Beetlejuice!' three times?

Du Cerceau family, also called Androuet du Cerceau, renowned French family of architects and decorators who constituted a virtual dynasty in architecture and decoration from the 16th century until the end of the 17th century.

She also received a diploma in interior design and decoration from the Inchbald School of Design in London.

In March she received the National Order of Arts and Letters decoration from the French culture minister.

But don't count on a scaling down of glamorous decoration from the brand's new generation.