Sentence examples for vase full of from inspiring English sources
The Princeton expedition found a vase full of gold coins.
It's tradition within my family to celebrate Tet, the Vietnamese lunar New Year, with a freshly bought outfit, a vase full of flowering branches and a good meal.
THE sumptuous vase full of flowers against a dark background, composed by Ori Gersht, could momentarily be mistaken for an old master painting.
"An hour is not merely an hour," Proust wrote, "it is a vase full of scents and sounds and projects and climates".
Or, indoors, watch how a vase full of tulips, whose genes have traveled eons and silk roads, arch their spumoni-colored ruffles and nod gently by an open window.
No vase full of lush peonies from the grounds of an elegant estate could inspire such looks of eager joy as do the tomatoes harvested out of New York City's Edible Schoolyard.
The basement breakfast room was decorated with Japanese blue-and-white vases full of those odd chrysanthemums that look like fluorescent green pincushions.
They don't use campaign funds to paint the walls of their offices the color of a fine pinot noir with the help of a "pro-bono" decorator, or furnish them with such accoutrements as vases full of pheasant feathers.
His work is full of references to the circus's fading charms: tiny clown figurines find themselves buried up to their necks in vases full of sand, like Winnie in Beckett's play Happy Days.
With its regency armchairs upholstered in hot pink, gilt fittings and antique vases full of roses creating the vibe of a Georgian drawing room, the Leeson's very grand lounge could be a culture shock after an afternoon in a scruffy Irish pub.
Vases full of bright cartucho, or calla lilies, as well as various antiques are placed throughout the spacious room.
