Sentence examples for from wreath from inspiring English sources

On Landfall, Prince Robot IV is assigned by his father to capture him, and comes into conflict with his counterpart from Wreath, a mercenary named The Will.

Alana comes from the technologically advanced Landfall Coalition, so named after Landfall, the largest planet in the galaxy, and Marko is from Wreath, Landfall's only satellite, whose people wield magic.

Pack your wellies for walks from the town into the rolling parkland surrounding Audley End, a beautiful Jacobean country house which will be hosting seasonal events, from wreath-making to carol concerts.

Seeds From Wreaths Q.

Every so often, step back from your wreath and view it from a short distance.

Apart from the wreath, it lacked Urquhart's usual humour.

Angry mourners at Nisman's wake ripped a ribbon from a wreath sent by the attorney general.

BBC News looks back at some of the highlights from the wreath laying ceremony.

end{aligned}If (mathsf {B}) is the basis ({delta _x}_{xin X}), then the matrix recursion (Xi _{mathsf {B}}) restricted to a self-similar group (Gle mathop {mathrm {Aut}}(X^*)) coincides with the matrix recursion (5) coming directly from the wreath recursion.

Her hands that comb through my hair smell of the crush of pine cones from a wreath she is making.

In a marble cremation box from the mid-2nd century BC, the "Charon's piece" took the form of a bit of gold foil stamped with an owl; in addition to the charred bone fragments, the box also contained gold leaves from a wreath of the type sometimes associated with the mystery religions.