用“adorned with”造句大全，adorned with造句
The maps were often beautiful, adorned with saints, dragons and wind-puffing cherubs, and nearly always useful, to sailors, merchants, travellers and generals, but none was perfect.
HALLOWEEN is still a week away, but homes throughout Silicon Valley are already adorned with images of witches, skeletons and assorted ghouls and gargoyles.
His photo showed him partying in front of a backdrop featuring logos of BMW and Courvoisier cognac, sporting a black jacket adorned with a not-so-subtle white lion.
The skeleton was adorned with intricately crafted jewels of jade, amber, pyrite, and pearl.
Herbert recognized directly the species of amphibian to which the tapering head, with large eyes, and adorned with long silky mustaches, belonged.
It is not about the teacher imparting knowledge from on high, nor is it about the student being adorned with praise, it is an egoless pursuit for excellence.
A world that is made up of emerald lakes that glisten under pale blue skies, where sprawling green fields are adorned with pretty little flowers, where birds fly freely and burst into song.
Shoppers stroll past bright red price signs adorned with large yellow Numbers and the familiar six-point asterisk.
Dozens of former students gathered with his family and neighbors at the small house in Yanshi, which had been adorned with dozens of brightly colored paper wreaths.
The sofa was adorned with a gay print slipcover.
It's constructed of Solid Pine with a removable top and bottom and adorned with a handmade metal cross and gothic pall bearer handles.
The preacher was standing inside the gazebo adorned with beautiful pink and white flowers.
A cozy place to put your feet up in the sun-shaded family room that spills out to the back garden of bright heliconias contrasting with black taro and adorned with sculpture by local artist.
Every room smelled of pine; the entire house was adorned with thistle; garlands wound around every banister.
In the Middle Ages beads were used to embellish embroidery work. In Renaissance and Elizabethan England, clothing, purses, fancy boxes, and small pictures were adorned with beads.
