Sentence examples for some ornaments from inspiring English sources
Hang a few lights, get some ornaments, what do you think?" A waitress passed the table and, without saying please, I demanded another Coke.
Smith announced that he was adding some ornaments, or unwritten musical elaborations, to his part in a Haydn symphony that the musicians were presenting informally that night.
We have become used to faster tempi and more transparency in Mozart, and perhaps even some ornaments in the vocal lines.
CHARET ('PD') 1 K. Milan (48 Fairview Way, Stafford ST17 0AX): Some ornaments in ba/r I'll soften, piano. 2 A. J. Wardrop (5 Hillymead, Thornton Hill, London SW19 4JJ): Of a kind with ruffs and su/its, ducks and loons (ref. clothing & birds).
I also tried to make some handicrafts to earn a little extra money and to gain some independence from my parents but it all ended when they confiscated some wild cane I took from Lenin Park to make some ornaments.
Architecture was a matter of life and death to him; while working on his sumptuous rebuilding of the great early Christian basilica, San Giovanni in Laterano, he surprised a man, according to Downes, "in flagrante damaging some ornament and, in particular, smashing up, spitting on and disfiguring some slabs of stone".
And it's not just some ornament that you can impress your cardboard-loving friends with, it works just like a real turntable as you can see in the video above and below, where you get a guide on how to use it and put it together.
Ms. Mackay has some 3,000 ornaments, some very small.
Thus, the heads of some terminal ornaments bear a close resemblance to those of certain Siberian works.
But earlier this month, when I found some Zulu ornaments dotted with glittering glass beads, I knew exactly which tree would wear them best.
