The queen
lays a wreath
there each year to honor the members of the armed forces who have died fighting for their country.
Wreath at the cenotaph
in remembrance of those who fought in the far east during the second world war.
The season is marked by lighting advent candles set in an
advent wreath
at the front of the church.
Wreath on behalf
of the parish council.
A statue of fame, holding a
laurel wreath, was added at the last moment.
Wreath of laurel, a mullet - approved by king george vi in june 1937.
His grave bears
poppy wreaths
placed there by the british legion.
Wreaths on the grave
of martyr james hammett.
The facade facing church street has a
carved stone wreath
above the main inscription.
Wreath at the memorial.
A skeleton form lay moldering there in the
bridal wreath
of that lady fair.
The incident in question related to a
holly wreath
on a stromness property being set alight.
Wreath of poppies
in memory of all the troops who died at the battle of the somme.
It turned out they were preparing
funeral wreaths
for the next day.
Around his head
hung a wreath
of stinking weeds.
A
floral wreath
was laid showing the minimum number of iraqis killed by the conflict.
Wreath of pink roses.
I have thus painted winners; modern greeks wearing the
olive wreath, looking to the future with humility.
Wreath of flowers
in her hair.
Wreath of white smoke.
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