Sentence examples for whose bouquet from inspiring English sources
The black soil whose bouquet he is inviting me to savour is some of the richest in Australia.
The dress of the Lagartera bride, whose "bouquet outfit" with numerous petticoats was meant to demonstrate her family's wealth, is Mr de la Renta's favourite in the exhibition.The third floor of this show features examples of haute couture influenced by Spanish dress, designed by Karl Lagerfeld, Caroline Herrera and Mr de la Renta himself.
Mr. Williams brought flowers, every week a different bouquet whose arrangement he left to his florist.
When we first meet Mina (Carole Bouquet), whose unemployed older husband, Georges Gerard Depardieuu), recently lost his small masonry business, she is leaving a theater showing "Jules and Jim".
When Emma Rouault marries Charles Bovary - the fairy tale happy ending - she becomes the third Madame Bovary in the book, after her living mother-in-law and Charles Bovary's dead first wife, whose decaying wedding bouquet she finds in her drawer.
At some point last summer — perhaps with that image in my mind — I reflected that in our house in New Orleans is a photograph of my wife resplendent in her wedding gown, holding a bouquet whose stems were wrapped in my grandmother's white wedding gloves.
She brings a lover a bouquet of durable, unillusioned flowers that thrive on salt and whose "head of sweetness wears a steel collar, / a star of bracts sharp enough to draw blood".
Off to one side stood a huge bouquet of lilies whose image was reflected in a brass mirror.
The main motif is a bouquet of flowers whose bold contained forms evince an Indian influence but whose container sits on a fanciful Chinese scholar's rock pedestal.
And so it was with a measure of deference that the bridal-bouquet catcher, Stephanie Monyak, whose métier requires little more than luck and a deep pool of single friends, approached Furman.
Behind the dancer is a wilted bouquet of foil balloons, whose muted shine recalls the gilded mirror behind Chanel.
