gaily dressed造句

• Gaily dressed maidens belted out merry folk melodies.
• They were gaily dressed with ribbons in their black hair, and bundled up against the winter chill.
• And right next to the Capitol steps, magnolias stood sentry, gazing at the gaily dressed Christmas tree just down the way.
• Most of the men looked weak, and all had a prison pallor that made them stand out in the gaily dressed crowd.
• Almost always there is total silence as gaily dressed tourists, hauling children and video cameras, contemplate what life must have been like here.
• On the day of the festival, usually in late April or early May, roads are choked with tractors pulling trailers filled with gaily dressed wedding guests.
• One of Tinterow's favorite works is Goya's " Majas on a Balcony " _ probably painted around 1828 _ featuring two gaily dressed women, their heads covered in mantillas, looking out from a balcony.
• This year, the scene was dramatically different : As gaily dressed children in their velvets, taffetas and best party manners approached the front door of Louise M . Davies Hall for the first of two events Saturday, they crossed a picket line of striking symphony musicians.
• The English word'goldfinch'was used in the second half of the 14th century by Geoffrey Chaucer in his unfinished " The Cook's Tale " : " Gaillard he was as goldfynch in the shawe ( Gaily dressed he was as is a goldfinch in the woods ) ".
• Twenty five years ago, when Queen Elizabeth II celebrated her Silver Jubilee, the entire country celebrated with street parties : tea and cakes and little sandwiches; long gaily dressed tables set out in the streets; festive decorations, streamers, flags, cheerful paper hats, music _ all added to the revelry.