1
General French can afford to shed one leaf from his laurel wreath.
2
You have all sung the laurel wreath without knowing what it is.
3
The greater the danger, the larger the laurel wreath you win inter philosophos.
4
I may invite the neighbours in, and crown myself with a laurel wreath.
5
Mr Maskey will lay a laurel wreath two hours before the main event.
6
Poised far above you, she holds the laurel wreath ready for the victor.
7
On that noble brow the laurel wreath he wore looked well.
8
The Regiment had added yet another branch to its laurel wreath.
9
Many of them bear the Harrison crest-a demi-lion rampant supporting a laurel wreath.
10
His toga was too long and his laurel wreath was crooked.
11
He was crowned by a laurel wreath by the principal, Sir Alfred Ewing.
12
One little icy hand grasped a laurel wreath, also of ice.
13
It was not mere ambition; cap and bells or laurel wreath!
14
One representing Moliere placed the laurel wreath over Dr. Durant's head.
15
I wanted adulation, the laurel wreath and chicks for free.
16
He was dressed in a toga and a laurel wreath.
