Meanings of hung with garlands in English

The entrance was hung with garlands, votive offerings from the poorer pilgrims.

The door of the bridegroom's house was hung with garlands of flowers.

The weather was cold, but the streets were thronged with people and hung with garlands.

The pillars were hung with garlands, and within and without there were torches of cedar.

Now are the walls of heaven built four-square, and to-day was the roof-beam hung with garlands.

When they entered the wood he perceived something black between the red stems which was hung with garlands.

In the centre was borne a stately shrine, hung with garlands, and containing an image of St. Agatha.

A hall adorned as for a festival; the columns are hung with garlands; behind the scene flutes and hautboys.

The streets were hung with garlands, gay tapestries and banners, strewn with fresh boughs, and lined with people in festival array.

The house was hung with garlands, the laborers were all ranged in order before the door, and received him with loud acclamations.

The house ought to have been illuminated and hung with garlands for my arrival, and a crowd of slaves waiting to kiss my hands.

Sometimes the caracara extended its scarlet blossoms from branch to branch, and gave the tree the appearance as though it had been hung with garlands.

There is merry-making in Cripple Corner, the chimneys smoke, the patriarchal dining-hall is hung with garlands, and Mrs. Goldstraw, the respected housekeeper, is very busy.