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Meanings of lay a wreath in English

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Usage of lay a wreath in English
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There had been no hand to lay a wreath upon his tomb.
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Their first official duty was to lay a wreath at Canada's National War Memorial.
BBC
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The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge lay a wreath at Seymour Square in Blenheim.
Radio NZ
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They will sing songs, make speeches and lay a wreath.
The Guardian
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They will lay a wreath at the new Pukeahu National War Memorial, commemorating 100 years since Gallipoli.
Radio NZ
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Mr Ahern will today lay a wreath at Canon Hayes' grave in Bansha graveyard during a constituency tour.
The Irish Times
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You followed in the fashion, I hear, and chose to lay a wreath before this queer little idol.
Roundabout Papers
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President Mary McAleese will lay a wreath and the ceremony will conclude with a Air Corps fly past.
The Irish Times
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Between Biden's and Obama's swearing-in ceremonies on Sunday, the two visited Arlington cemetery together to lay a wreath.
The Guardian
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Facebook Twitter Pinterest George Osborne prepares to lay a wreath at the Cenotaph in St Peter's Square, Manchester.
The Guardian
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Prince Charles is expected to lay a wreath at the cenotaph on behalf of himself and the Queen.
News.com.au
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They walked as far as the cottage; in the high grass lay a wreath of myrtle and white roses.
In Midsummer Days, and Other Tales
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The poignant moment saw the Prince and the Duchess of Cornwall each lay a wreath at Balmoral war memorial.
BBC
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During the televised event, President Michael D Higgins will lay a wreath on behalf of the people of Ireland.
The Irish Times
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Mr Jones is to lay a wreath marking the outbreak of the conflict as part of the commemorations throughout Europe.
BBC
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Hs said the contaminated ground was being covered so RSA members would still be able to lay a wreath tomorrow.
Radio NZ
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