WordNet
n. a decorative arrangement of flowers
Usage examples of "flower arrangement".
She was sitting, rigidly erect, near the small alcove that held the flower arrangement.
She wanted to find a really good piece for a flower arrangement, so she walked to the edge of the waves, pushing her hair back so it wouldn't obscure her vision.
The block Rachel had cleanedastonishingly, magically clean now, the creamy white background unsmirchedshowed a flower arrangement, but the arranger had been Nature herself.
The law office itself had a reception area that might as well have been that of a five-star hotel: a flower arrangement of eighteenth-century density and ostentation, thick mushroom-coloured wall-to-wall, an abstract painting composed of pricey smudges.
He recovered himself enough to take the flower arrangement and rolled-up flimsy Pym handed out to him with, he hoped, a tolerably bland expression.
He gestured, and the Professora set the flower arrangement down on the table.
It was the flower arrangement the colonel had had delivered to her cabinspace that kicked off the fantasy.
Point two concerned the three-second sequence where Butch is glimpsed fussing over a flower arrangement.
Tuppence murmured vaguely of past years of Service abroad - the domestic difficulties of life in England, gave details of a married son and a married daughter both with children and gently steered the conversation to the activities of Miss Bligh in Sutton Chancellor which were numerous - The Women's Institute, Guides, Scouts, the Conservative Ladies Union, Lectures, Greek Art, Jam Making, Flower Arrangement, the Sketching Club, the Friends of Archaeology - The vicar's health, the necessity of making him take care of himself, his absentmindedness - Unformrmte differences of opinion between churchwardens Tuppence praised the scones, thanked her hostess for her hospitality and rose to go.
The Women's Institute, Guides, Scouts, the Conservative Ladies' Union, Lectures, Greek Art, Jam Making, Flower Arrangement, the Sketching Club, the Friends of Archaeology .