Sentence examples for its pendant from inspiring English sources

The artist's humor never deserted him, as his "The Interior of the Officer's Mess: As It Was" and its pendant "As It Might Be" bear witness.

One is a small copper, the other, with somewhat similar scenery, a large canvas, and the third its pendant.

But seen alongside its pendant from the York Art Gallery in England, "Allegory of Salvation," it makes an even larger point.

"5W30," with its pendant mask rim, padding and dipstick projections annihilates Robert Rauschenberg as well, but more in homage than in anger.

At his country estate, Het Steen in Elewijt, which he purchased in 1635, Rubens painted his glowing Landscape with a Rainbow (1636) and its pendant Landscape with Het Steen (1636).

With its pendant lights, tile work and prominent coat hooks, Lafayette "is French in spirit, but it isn't so sentimental as all of those reproduction French restaurants," said Stephen Alesch, a principal at Roman & Williams who helped design the restaurant.

Above the table, a lead-crystal chandelier hung like a tree in winter, most of its pendants missing.

What is a princess key chain without its pendants?

[7] The most generic and widely used adjective is "Arab" (i.e. the Arab Street), while "Arabian" is its antiquated pendant (thus Arabian Nights); it is also used in a modern sense when pertaining to Arabia proper (Arabian Peninsula, the Arabian Sea, Arabian horses and Saudi Arabians).

Love-lies-bleeding (A. caudatus) is a Neotropical species that is often grown for its edible leaves and seeds as well as for its long pendant ropes of flowers.

The ancient Greeks held A. hypochondriacus (prince's feather) as sacred for its healing properties and used it to decorate tombs and images of gods. A. caudatus (love-lies-bleeding) is a Neotropical species that is often grown for its edible leaves and seeds as well as for its long, pendant ropes of flowers.