Sentence examples similar to sword lily from inspiring English sources
Loving cups and chargers; banners, buckles, sword sheaths; altar cloths and arum lilies - all these contributed to the visual language of the Arts and Crafts, the medievalising tendency satirised by Gilbert and Sullivan in Patience.
Its sword-shaped, silky, moist leaves resemble those of Lily of the Valley, so rub a leaf between your fingers to make sure that it releases the characteristic garlicky smell.
A lithography in the 1858 edition of the Greek akolouthia shows the saint wearing a crown with a double lily wreath, his right foot on a sword.
He holds a lily in his right hand and a sword in his left, and sits on a rainbow extending across two panels, while his feet rest on a sphere.
It describes the tattoos of the girl who loved Led Zeppelin and The Black Crowes, the purple lilies across her lower back, the rose and sword on her right ankle.
"Seeing the displays makes buyers start thinking about plants other than day lilies," he said, sending them home to combine, say, yellow or pink day lilies and Russian blue sage (Perovskia); pink lily cultivars with yellow coreopsis; or any day lily with a similar sword-leafed species, like crocosmia.
Lily Lake Road, Oceanville.
There are cool lilies underfoot, there are armfuls of freesias with a scent that comes in through the door and floats, and there's a great cypress like a sword.
