Sentence examples for is ornament from inspiring English sources
verb
To decorate.
- We will ornament the windows with trim to make the room seem brighter.
There is ornament in Wright's work, too.
For nature's smile is ornament enough.
It is ornamented with 18th century Neopolitan baroque angels, cherubs, & Nativity figures.
A glittering staircase, as wide as those in a musical, is ornamented with bronze vines.
One result is that the tower's principal facade is ornamented with stuff.
The novel is ornamented with a brilliant display of Wilde's finest epigrams.
It is ornamented with intricate, wood-inlaid ceilings and glittery terrazzo pillars.
Their "Fulton Fence" is ornamented with lengths of orange and yellow security netting, arranged on a bias.
Along the principal east-west street, named the Grand Colonnade by archaeologists, a double portico is ornamented with three nymphaea.
The radial and trilete pollen is ornamented by grana and coni.
One can click at a building, for example, and hear whether or not the building is ornamented or featureless".
