If your wreath is also for the festive season why not add in some holly and mistletoe?' he suggests, noting that you can also use evergreens like laurel and box to increase the fullness of your ...

Perry’s polo debuted in 1952 at Wimbledon. It was white, naturally, and had a green laurel wreath insignia, which Perry lifted from the wreath sewn on the ribbons once awarded to Wimbledon ...

Hail Caesar! The imperial brow was adorned as usual by a laurel wreath, for only the most prestigious Roman personages were granted the symbol of excellence, the leafy crown. Ever fearful of treachery ...

The English word “laureate” dates back to the 15th and 16th centuries, when it jumped almost straight out of the Latin “laureatus,” an adjective to describe someone crowned with a wreath of laurel ...

The front of the coin features Brutus’ profile bordered by a laurel wreath. The back depicts a breastplate, helmet, shield and spears—a collection of equipment celebrating military victories.

The banner was stuck to the office shutters after O'Neill laid a laurel wreath at the Cenotaph at Belfast City Hall on Sunday, becoming the first senior Sinn Féin figure to take part in an ...