wreath

She moved across the room, around the table, and put a hand on the wreath.

The man who sent the wreath lives right here in life.

The family places a new wreath on it every year.

You'll get a wreath around your stars, in other words.

I make myself the wreath that you are to wear.

I gave the man a wreath in memory of his friend.

A death wreath did indeed hang on the great door.

We asked if she knew of anyone who might have been selling wreaths the week before.

The wreath can be kept outdoors for most of the year.

He had gone there to lay a wreath on every visit since.

Do you think we ought to send some kind of a wreath?

At the end of the evening we collected our wreath.

It would look weird to have them on the same wreath.

"Did you used to have a wreath in your hair, grandmother?"

But none of them ever created a wreath like the one you described to me.

The tale of the wreath began on July 7, 1987.

They'll go with a wreath one year, or a star the next, but nothing like you see in your hometown.

Inside one was a little old lady hanging a wreath.

The wreath in question had already been returned to Greece.

Little did he know he'd be throwing more wreaths into the water less than six months later.

What care I for the wreaths that can only give glory?

The old man with white hair removed the wreath and opened it.

On her head is a wreath of red and yellow fruit.

They promised to lay a wreath at the site on the same day every year.

He pointed to a wreath at the foot of the bed.