Sentences with phrase «wreathed by»
Pass Wairakei — wreathed by steam to reach Rotorua, steeped in Maori culture and history.
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Drive south to Wairakei — wreathed by steam, then to Taupo.
Built on a rocky ridge wreathed by tropical rainforest, eucalyptus woodlands, creeks and mountains that plunge into the sea, Thala Beach is a
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The mayor's decision to raise fares by 4.2 % is also wreathed in political expediency.
Designed like a curved twig that bypass each other, the silver ring becomes symbolic of the Roman wreathe that is only worn by scholars and royalty during the medieval times.
The Soviet symbols in the exterior of UKRAINA Hotel are stars, hammers and sickles, surrounded by wreathes have lost its political value by now and have became a stylistic flavor.
As would be expected, several gallerists show work by artists currently in the spotlight — from Alicja Kwade, wreathed in glory after the Venice Biennale (kamel mennour), to the Unfinished Installation by Ilya and Emilia Kabakov, courtesy of Sprovieri.