Sentence examples for winter floral from inspiring English sources
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This tableau of the DIY Christmas expresses a fantasy of family life where dinner isn't a microwaved meal made by Your M&S but one freshly confected by Your Mother, who has so much spare time on her hands that she can rustle up a sorbet while making her own winter floral display, in a world where women's labour is used to make baubles rather than earn the money to buy them.
Thanksgiving floral offerings like stiff orange chrysanthemums and spiky maroon gerbera daisies are last year's potpourri.
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New Year floral displays featured the paper-white narcissus, and the tree peony (Paeonia moutan), designated the "king of flowers," was used to symbolize good fortune.
Bizarrely enough, the dancers wear costumes that, if you squint, resemble an unfortunate 1980s-era floral sofa, though not in a fashionably knowing kind of way.
Addressing Katie Stevens, who performed "Wild Horses" in a 1950s-style floral party dress, Ms. DeGeneres said, "Well, first of all, I almost wore that".
Before you know it, Franciscan monks have gone to town painting the altar red with poinsettias, and in a rather brilliant leap to globalisation, poinsettias are everyone's favourite Christmas floral decoration.
Ms. Delf loved the 1940s-style floral prints that were ubiquitous at Forever 21 down the street: A calico print top she would have "totally bought if they had it my size".
"I don't want to dress somebody who looks like they're walking out of a magazine from 40 years ago," said Ms. Mitchell, who was wearing a 1940s floral floor-length housedress she had re-cut into a Katharine Hepburn-worthy gown on her Long Island jaunt.
