Sentence examples for festive shapes from inspiring English sources

As well as watching your behaviour, look out for traditional biscuits baked into festive shapes that are ready to hang on the tree.

I recently visited Leslie's Licks, a popular lick-bar chain where stylish bohemians gathered around pink Himalayan salt blocks sculpted into festive shapes like swans, Lot's wife, and martyred Senator Mark Ruffalo.

We always cut them into festive shapes, which left tons of scraps for my brothers and me to nibble on as the army of cookies baked in our ovens.

Here are some other ideas: Give him blocks of wood (preferably apple wood) cut into festive shapes, such as Christmas trees.

Looking at the four patchworks of festive, geometric shapes of "From Happy's Curios," a posterlike painting on paper from 1973, you suddenly see that each composition centers on a single dark green shape that reads as the monumental opening to a cave or some other inner sanctum.

Give the gift of good grooming with a skincare set like this one from Clinique, containing all the essentials to have your complexion in ship-shape this festive season.

Young Kay Harker, returning from school to his family home Seekings and his festive visitors in the shape of a gang of cousins, is given the Box of the title to care for and protect by a mysterious travelling Punch and Judy man, Cole Hawlings.

"Many people fall off the exercise bandwagon at Christmas, or rule out the idea of getting into shape during the festive period, assuming there is no point in starting until the New Year," says award-winning fitness consultant Dean Hodgkin.

Buy Now {12.} Carluccios Advent Calendar: £12, carluccios   Behind the beautiful, colourful art deco designed packaging are delicious foil-wrapped creamy pralines of different sizes and shapes from animals to festive characters.

To comply with the rules, Ms. Karadza lopped off the head of a palm tree and a cursive tag line, rendering the coconut water brand's normally festive logo a more mundane, rectangular shape.

McLagan joined Small Faces in 1965 and with a jubilant style reminiscent of jazz organist Jimmy Smith, quickly began to help shape the band's festive rock sound.