wreath of glory

After that, laying of silver wreaths of glory started.

Concealed with clustering wreaths of glory;

The capture of the audacious plotter would be the finest leaf in Citoyen Chauvelin's wreath of glory.

Last week, Australian quarantine officials warned that all foreign plants - including wreaths of glory - had to be irradiated upon arrival to kill unwanted bacteria and viruses.

I believe it is true we did bring it about, and I glory in it, for it is a wreath of glory around our brow.'

An angel holds a wreath of glory above them, and the Holy Spirit shines in the shape of the Eye of Providence on the top of the composition.

France distributing wreaths of glory is the name and theme of a large silver plate on bronze surtout de table commissioned from the Parisian jeweller Charles Christofle by Napoleon III in 1852.

The most poignant verse in The Vacant Chair contains these lines: True they tell us wreaths of glory Evermore will deck his brow, But this soothes the anguish only Sweeping o'er our heartstrings now.