Sentence examples for looking festive from inspiring English sources

The third day of Pongal celebrates the cow, and at our next hotel, the rural Mantra, resident cattle were looking festive, with garlands and painted horns.

He was by no means the first — or the last — to idealize it on canvas, but he's the one we turn to for spectacular, stagy images of Venice, looking festive, crisp and never over-touristed.

Five months ago, Mariann and I decided to go down to City Hall -- I clad in an ironic, Donna Reedressle dreshe she looking festive in turquoise -- and exchange wedding vows in front of two of our favorite queer friends (one of whom wore her best hoodie and favorite Chucks for the occasion).

Looking Festive Visual tidings of the coming season thrive at sites that have been all decked out in holiday finery -- with a nod toward gift-giving.

Looking festive, though not particularly lively, the Knicks staggered around Madison Square Garden for four quarters against the Nets and absorbed a 115-89 beatheir— their worst loss in months, and perhaps the most costly.

The Lumia tablet comes in red, blue and other colors, making it look festive compared with the more serious, professional-looking Surface 2. A $149 cover that doubles as a keyboard will be available for the Nokia, as similar products are for the Surface.

Ms. Von Furstenberg's many dresses looked festive indeed.

Despite the keening wind, the nest looked festive and comfy.

Are there simple decorations that will make us look festive without all the work?

'Oh that does look festive,' cooed a panel member, but the interior did not live up to its glam looks.

Designed in the style of a floral bouquet, the fruit looked festive and succulent.