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Instead of using standing saints, as was customary, in his painting Giovanni used sprigs of flowering plants.

| Value around hole in center flanked by sprigs.

The inventory shows that Queen Anne's collar was made up of sprigs of rosemary garnished with pearls.

The historic trestle and loop at Bald Mountain were saved by Glen Sprigs Holdings, along with the rest of the railroad from the McMinn/Polk county line all the way to the Tennessee/Georgia State Line, and then leased to the Tennessee Overhill Association.

Not only were the screens painted in colors, but the parts painted white were often further decorated with delicate lines and sprigs of foliage in conventional pattern.

His first book was entitled Sprigs o' Aithstin Heather was published in Lerwick in 1898.

In ancient Greece, the laurel (Laurus nobilis) was sacred to Apollo, and as such, sprigs of it were fashioned into a crown or wreath of honor for poets and [name"Sin and Evil"> This symbolism has been widespread ever since.

James Phinney Baxter III, the House's first master, changed the background to gold to symbolize the Gold Coast, and added four additional oak sprigs to the original one to represent the five buildings of Adams House.

Again, there is an alternative English term, sprigging, which is normally used for English pottery, for example in Wedgwood's Jasperware, where the sprigs are in contrasting colours.

Its official heraldic designation is: "Or, five sprigs of oak acorned in saltire, Gules.

The baking dish is lined with chopped cabbage and sauerkraut layered with bacon or pork belly and the cabbage rolls, then topped with more sauerkraut and dill sprigs.