Meanings of everlasting flower in English

The everlasting flower of life, the radiant blossoms of glory, the white flower of righteousness; these are its components.

He gave S---a purple everlasting flower, which will endure a great many years, as a memento of our visit to Eaton Hall.

Farewell, until the purpose of our lives declares itself and the seed that we have sown in sorrow shall blossom into an everlasting flower.

I hope I shall be your amaranth, my Leam-youreverlasting flower-ifa rough soldier may have such a pretty comparison made in his favor.

There were also some bought pink everlasting flowers, they'd never have been there in Grandmother's day.

Stone crosses like these are not unfamiliar to you, nor are these dim garlands of everlasting flowers.

Paths thick with thorns had blossomed into roses, and wreaths of everlasting flowers had crowned the winter snows.

The very word makes one think of mourning rings, and everlasting flowers, and urns, and mementoes of all sorts.

There are no everlasting flowers.

Against the wall hung frames of artificial flowers, and decorations in which Popinot's initials were surrounded by hearts and everlasting flowers.

The wheat-sheaf represents our elderly grudge; but the immortelles are the everlasting flowers of good will that spring from the planting of these two.

All the shops were filled with funeral emblems, wreaths of everlasting flowers, headstones with dates in indelible ink, crosses of consolation, and kneeling angels.

An Acacia, with long drooping, almost terete leaves, grew along the river; and Crinums grew in patches amongst the everlasting flowers, on a sandy soil.