Meanings of laurelled in English

Garlands were strewed before his feet, laurelled victory sat upon his brow.

On the strongest shoulders he rides, and pulls the hair of laurelled heads.

They revelled in the devilish halo of skirts on the whirl encircling Lord Ormont's laurelled head.

Thus far, audacity had been laurelled by success.

And mourn our laurelled memories when we're killed.

The laurelled fasces-thegolden eagles-theshouting legions-the captives and the pictured cities-were indeed wanting to his victorious procession.

He does not think your English ladies have heads: of us he is proud as a laurelled poet.

Alas, that the common lot of Grub Street should have precedent in the person of laurelled royalty itself!

In due course, Laureate Jonson shared the fate of all potentates, and was gathered to the laurelled of Elysium.

Any contemporary of that coin who takes it up and reads the inscription round the laurelled head, Georgius IV.

The house, the laurelled drive, the little road, the distant moor and wood-thesethings had to-nighta gentle air.

Victorious Sam Houston of Texas, seconded by Jefferson Davis, fresh laurelled from Buena Vista, urges the claims of slavery.

Fifty years into a life of improbable unorthodoxy, Nell Zink finds herself laurelled by an establishment she doggedly ignored for decades.

His hall is full of laurelled Fasces, and in his line one might almost say that each one is born a Consular.

Southey, pardonably anxious to magnify an office belittled by some of its occupants, does not scruple to rank Spenser, Daniel, and Drayton among the Laurelled:-

It writhed and groaned, while the wind roared in the laurel walk.