Sentence examples for placed carnations from inspiring English sources
As mourners sang "Amazing Grace" and placed carnations in front of photographs of the dead, a naval brigade fired a 21-gun salute, and a bugler played "Taps".
On Thursday, human rights activists placed red carnations on the spot where Dink was shot dead by Samast in broad daylight, outside the offices of Agos.
Jessie places the carnations in the conical vessel.
The next day Istanbulus lay carnations on Istiklal.
They didn't have the proper pedigree to put carnations and zinnias into lead crystal vases.
Nieves wept quietly as he placed white roses and carnations at a memorial on the lawn of Orlando's performing arts center.
A 90-year-old survivor of the gulag prison system spoke, and hundreds of people filed by, solemnly placing roses or carnations.
Just before the jury arrived, the victim's husband, Victor Herrera, placed a fresh bouquet of carnations, daisies and roses atop a memorial of old flowers, a child's shoe, toy bears and rosaries that has remained untouched beneath the Gowanus Expressway since the accident.
The program's highlights also included Ms. Childs's "Carnation," in which Emily Coates placed soft curlers in a colander on her head or into a sandwich of sponges clamped in her mouth.
It paused at a memorial garden near RAF Brize Norton where families and friends of the six soldiers placed dozens of red and white roses and carnations on top of the vehicles.
Ms. Shkolnik died in June at a youthful 54, and Mr. Shkolnik has broken grief's grip only once, to make a poster of Ms. Shkolnik posing with a red carnation, their flower, which he framed and placed next to her headstone in a Staten Island cemetery.
