Utiliser "lilac" dans une phrase

1. The air was still warm and the smell of lilac was almost overwhelming

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2. I took in a deep breath, bringing in the smells of lilac, warm wind, and old

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3. In the fading light I saw a young soldier in uniform and by his side a stunning young woman in a lilac dress they lifted their arms and waved at me and then the soldier saluted me as I stood there with my mouth open the woman blew me a kiss and then they were gone

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4. What was that lovely smell? Was that lilac? A moment of dread, then I shook off the possibility that it was the smell of lilies in a funeral arrangement

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5. She only wore clothes that were white, lavender or lilac and always with a single strand of cultured pearls

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6. She could see the colours humming between them: lilac, the softest green and earth-brown, with the occasional flash of silver which they called the blessings of the gods

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7. ” His hand peeled away to reveal lilac walls

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8. Simon can see shimmers of yellow and lilac dancing over the skin of her arm down to his, and through his blood into his heart

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9. She dressed a tight lilac tunic that was highlighting and showing all her attributes with excessive audacity

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10. They say her hair was as soft as silk and she smelled of lilac

11. "No, you are sixteen, it says on that plaque," Daniel pointed at the lilac rose that stood next to the entrance

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12. Scents – lavender, lilac, lily of the valley, storax

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13. She smelled like lilac and roses

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14. Lilac Digital is another eminent name in the field of photo editing

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15. Lviv today) was scented with lilac …

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16. all and has associated quartz and lilac lep-

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17. Both the quartz and tourmaline are perfectly formed, and the specimen has a touch of lilac lepidolite that sets it off perfectly

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18. This crystal, though not among the largest from Pakistan, is 4 inches long and is associated with lilac lepidolite mica

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19. Of lilac orchids in the meadow,

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20. Its soft lilac undulations sat in contrast to the

21. Her mind drifted off languishing in the memory of her pretty lilac bedroom with her king sized dream easy bed

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22. “Your house?” Whispered Byron, a million questions and despairing anticipation swam in lilac streamers in his head

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23. These delicate, lovely things have been appearing lately on the mountain, at first one by one and then in flocks,--pale cups of light, lilac on long white stalks that snap off at a touch

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24. I’d spent many pleasant summer hours walking the paths that led to the rocky bottom, then crossed the lavender and lilac fields to cool off in the gushing waterfalls

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25. The memories he made available were like disjointed dreams, clearly lacking in time continuity; all the fields of lavender and lilac bloomed the summer before we had our engagement party and were seen through rose-colored glasses that blinded him to the reality of my wants and needs

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26. The lakes were fringed with rushes; the forests came down to their edges; his own garden ended in a little path through a lilac hedge that took you down between the rye to the rushes and the water and the first great pines

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27. The lawns in the gardens she passed as her fly crawled up the hill were incredibly green, the leaves of the lilac bushes glistened with wet, each tulip was a cup of water, the roads were chocolate, and a thick grey blanket of cloud hung warm over the town, tucking it in all round and keeping out any draught that might bite and sting the inhabitants, she thought, into real living

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28. Out in the garden, for instance, down there beyond the lime-trees at the end, where you could stand in the gap in the lilac hedge and look straight out across the rye-fields, the immense unending rye-fields, dipping and rising, delicate grey, delicate green, shining in sunlight, dark beneath a cloud, restlessly waving, on and on, till over away at the end of things they got to the sky and were only stopped by brushing up against it--out there with one's hand shading one's eyes from the too great brightness, who could find fault with anything, who could do anything but look and see that it was all very good? Oh, but it _was_ good

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29. Ceaselessly her lips moved, while her eyes followed the movements of the birds darting in and out of the lilac hedge and hopping among the crumbs where breakfast had been; and through her giants, umbrellas, keys, spectacles, and wax she managed not to miss a word the yellow-hammers were chirping to each other in cheerful strophe and antistrophe: _A little bit of bread and no che-e-e-e-e-ese--a little bit of bread and no che-e-e-e-e-ese_

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30. It had a way of coming in irrepressibly and wantoning among his papers, or throwing a handful of lilac blossoms into his rye samples, or sending an officious bee to lumber round him

31. Ingeborg walked up and down, up and down on this path every day, taking the exercise Baroness Glambeck had recommended, and for three weeks just this path was the most beautiful thing in the world, for it was planted on either side with ancient lilac bushes and they were a revelation to her when they came out after the spare and frugal lilacs in the gardens at home

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32. The mist was already rising over the meadows beyond the trees of the garden and beginning to mix with the rose and lilac of the sky

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33. Every day punctually at two o'clock, by which time the daily convulsion of dinner and its washing up was over at the parsonage, he walked across from his inn, while Kökensee's mouths behind curtains and round doors guttered with excited commentary, telling himself as he gazed down the peaceful street that this was the emptiest, gossip-freest place in the world, to the Dremmel gate; and dodging the various rich puddles of the yard, passed round the corner of the house along the lilac path beneath the laboratory windows to where, at the end of the lime-tree avenue, Ingeborg sat waiting

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34. She walked with him in silence down the lilac path as far as the gate into the yard

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35. In the dusk it was only the white flowers that still shone, the stitchworts, the clusters of Star of Bethlehem, the spikes of white helleborine; and all the colours of the day, the blue of the chickory and delicate lilac of dwarf mallows, the bright yellow of wood loosestrife and rose-colour of campions, were already put out for the

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36. She was wearing a lilac colored blouse and a new white skirt I’d never seen before

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37. In the walled enclosure of the church grounds, lilac bushes and willow trees were ubiquitous

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38. He looked around the room taking in every detail from the lilac walls to the battered old teddy that sat at the foot of my bed

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39. the windows of a car painted neon lilac with neon green streaks of

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40. Her hair was white with a lilac undertone

41. What do you guys think of this dress?" Massie questioned, holding a strapless lilac coloured dress that ended just above the knees

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42. Now, now Dolly Grey, in lilac and black there is no lack of comfort there, as with wallpapered walls and an invitation to share a seat, in a Liquorice Room with Exquisite-heat

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43. After thirty seconds a flurry of bubbles had exploded at the surface, and Lilac had come up, gasping

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44. They were papering the walls with a new white paper covered with lilac flowers, instead of the old, dirty, yellow one

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45. Here, lilac, with a branch of pine,

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46. Lilac blooming perennial and drooping star in the west,

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47. But mostly and now the lilac that blooms the first,

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48. Yet the lilac with mastering odor holds me

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49. Passing, I leave thee lilac with heart-shaped leaves,

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50. Lilac and star and bird twined with the chant of my soul,

51. The aspiring lilac bushes with profuse purple or white flowers

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52. The overstuffed chair and ottoman were covered in a muted lilac velvet

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53. Lady Sylvester Elmshade, Mrs Barbara Lovebirch, Mrs Poll Ash, Mrs Holly Hazeleyes, Miss Daphne Bays, Miss Dorothy Canebrake, Mrs Clyde Twelvetrees, Mrs Rowan Greene, Mrs Helen Vinegadding, Miss Virginia Creeper, Miss Gladys Beech, Miss Olive Garth, Miss Blanche Maple, Mrs Maud Mahogany, Miss Myra Myrtle, Miss Priscilla Elderflower, Miss Bee Honeysuckle, Miss Grace Poplar, Miss O Mimosa San, Miss Rachel Cedarfrond, the Misses Lilian and Viola Lilac, Miss Timidity Aspenall, Mrs Kitty Dewey-Mosse, Miss May Hawthorne, Mrs Gloriana Palme, Mrs Liana Forrest, Mrs Arabella Blackwood and Mrs Norma Holyoake of Oakholme Regis graced the ceremony by their presence

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54. Between the copse and the brook, the slope was covered with pale lilac lady's-smocks, each standing separately in the grass, a frail stalk of bloom above a spread of cressy leaves

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55. I found a pretty cottage with a lawn running down to the stream, and a perfect jungle of guelder-rose and lilac flanking the path

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56. ‘And why in lilac precisely?’ asked Anna, smiling

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57. in lilac, and that her charm was just that she always stood out against her attire, that her dress could never be noticeable on her

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58. Baroness Shilton, a friend of Petritsky’s, with a rosy little face and flaxen hair, resplendent in a lilac satin gown, and filling the whole room, like a canary, with her Parisian chatter, sat at the round table making coffee

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59. trembling circles of shadow cast by the leaves, at a table, covered with a white cloth, and set with coffeepot, breadand-butter, cheese, and cold game, sat the princess in a high cap with lilac ribbons, distributing cups and breadand-butter

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60. pale lilac, came out vivid with the brilliance of flowers in a stream of sunshine; and Mrs

61. I the drawing room there was no one; at the sound of his steps there came out of her boudoir the midwife in a cap with lilac ribbons

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62. the bridegroom had not come, more and more often he went himself, in a lilac vestment and an embroidered sash, to the side door, expecting to see the bridegroom

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63. She, wearing the dark lilac dress she had worn during the first days of their married life, and put on again today, a dress particularly remembered and loved by him, was sitting on the sofa, the same old-fashioned leather sofa which had always stood in the study in Levin’s father’s and grandfather’s days

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64. That day in the public gardens there had been a lady in a lilac veil, whom he had watched with a throbbing heart, believing it to be she as she came towards them along the path

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65. these buildings?’ she asked, wanting to change the conversation and pointing to the red and green roofs that came into view behind the green hedges of acacia and lilac

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66. Under the dripping bare lilac trees a large open car was coming up the drive

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67. This would have been no serious hindrance on a week-day; they would have clicked through it in their high patterns and boots quite unconcerned; but on this day of vanity, this Sun's-day, when flesh went forth to coquet with flesh while hypocritically affecting business with spiritual things; on this occasion for wearing their white stockings and thin shoes, and their pink, white, and lilac gowns, on which every mud spot would be visible, the pool was an awkward impediment

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68. She still wore her black taffeta dress, the color of which was rapidly turning to rust and lilac, to say nothing of the dingy bonnet

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69. I have made a very Swedish version that, in season, lies somewhere between cherry and lilac, as the Spanish chervil and the fern is warm and aromatic

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70. With a sinking heart, wretched as she always was now when she found herself in a crowd, Natasha in her lilac silk dress trimmed with black lace walked- as women can walkwith the more repose and stateliness the greater the pain and shame in her soul

71. Several times on glancing that way he noticed behind that door a plump, rosy, handsome woman in a pink dress with a lilac silk kerchief on her head, holding a dish and evidently awaiting the entrance of the commander in chief

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72. Amid the scattered property and the crowd on the open space, she, in her rich satin cloak with a bright lilac shawl on her head, suggested a delicate exotic plant thrown out onto the snow

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73. Near by could be seen the familiar ruins of a half-burned mansion occupied by the French, with lilac bushes still showing dark green beside the fence

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74. It was "Lilac Time," then it was "Diane," then it was "Ain't She Sweet?" followed by "Hear My Song of the Nile" and then "Pagan Love Song

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75. The glimpse of a smile beneath a white crape bonnet with a lilac curtain is sufficient to cause the soul to enter into the palace of dreams

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76. The house brimmed with lemon and lilac illumination from the candied windows over the front entrance

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77. After him, rapt as scratcher chicks following their mother, half a dozen young male and female acolytes trooped along an aisle with roses on one side and lilac fountains on the other

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78. Mr and Mrs Wilkes turned to the bed where their sweet Camillia lay pale, thin, yes, but far from unlovely, with large wet lilac eyes, her hair a creek of gold upon her pillow

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79. Panicked, you try again, but no lilac

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80. The sky was a faint lilac color now, overcast and reflecting the city glow