Adorn

A few autographed soccer jerseys adorn one wall.

For fun, whether initially by design or accident, they’ve been used to adorn the brick walls with names, initials and hearts.

For many decades, the Glenfinnan Viaduct and the steam train service running the West Highland Line was just one of many treats that adorn these great wildernesses.

From the world-famous soundtrack to the beloved, endlessly quotable characters, and right through to the incredible set pieces that adorn our favorite songs, has been a mainstay of our viewing habits for 45 years.

In fact, the anonymous look of the facility, which provides a stark contrast to the giant Netflix logos that adorn the company’s other real estate, is intentional.

It is thought he bought them to adorn a bed at Hutton Castle and had the valances sewn together, which is how they remained until a few years ago.

Its lush blooms adorn every home in the summer, whether in the perennial or hanging version.

Maj Gen Musa will adorn a full Four-Star General rank in line with precedence.

Next, choose which colour glitter you want to use to adorn your eyes.

Oblong cucumber slices, diced fresh mangos, sliced avocado, and seaweed salad individually adorn each corner of the plate.

Painted in shutters adorn the ground floor bow windows and there is a cloaks cupboard off.

Royal Caribbean wants Caribbean artists to adorn large spaces on its new ship under construction at Meyer Turku in Finland.

Service ribbons adorn the uniform worn by a Maine Army National Guard member.

Susie King Taylor is the first person of color whose name will adorn one of Savannah’s 23 squares.

The bylines of reporters Ellen Nakashima, Shane Harris, and Tom Hamburger adorn the story.

The Ħal Millieri church is best known for its medieval architectural features, and for the unique set of fresco paintings that adorn its side walls between the springing of the arches.

The motorway itself remains an odd feature in the otherwise sleepy little village, hanging baskets adorn the lampposts of the flyover where below trucks and lorries trundle through the area.

The Star recently reported how pleased everyone is with the Christmas Tree in the town centre, and the lights that adorn shops and streets around the centre of St Helens and Earlestown.

Today, those patterns adorn everything: pajama pants, stationary sets, wallpaper.

To not adorn their ear, or hinder them in any way, was most likely a superstitious belief that they would function better without it, and the garbless Ferengi would have better financial luck.