Bedecked in a sentence

For instance, the larger-than-life Bollywood-influenced Indian weddings where a flower-bedecked groom shows up on a horse is a popular cultural image.

Open since 2005, Sushi 1 owner Tae Suh’s skilled sushi Itamae slice fresh fish in the Japanese style to present artistically designed plates in a delightful, cherry-blossom bedecked corner of Market Square Shopping Center.

The result is a gothic steepled confectionary fantasy that stands at a towering eight feet by ten feet, bedecked in snow icing and twinkling lights.

The walls above her are bedecked with rows of vintage 45 rpm records.

Dr. Ruth was not the typical radio and TV personality, She stood at 4-foot-7, she was bedecked in pearls, and had a recognizable German-inflected voice.

Emerald green velvet tufted benches and dark wood chairs and tables surround the dining room’s centerpiece: a salvaged tree bedecked with branches of faux leaves and white flowers spreading out across the ceiling.

Later, they offered puspanjali to the deities bedecked at their institutions.

Pretty tables bedecked with Versace charger plates make way for steaks and lobster - always on the menu here - with other daily epicurean delights to seriously tempt the tastebuds.

Streets are lined with Alpine chalets bedecked in fairy lights, dazzling light displays, and brightly decorated wooden stalls brimming with last-minute Christmas gift ideas.

For instance, when a supporter in a retirement community was filmed shouting “white power” while driving a golf cart bedecked with Trump memorabilia in June, he retweeted it.

Bombino has been a star in Portland since 2012, when the Tuareg guitarist and his terrific backing band, bedecked in scarves, played a fervently exciting set of Saharan desert blues amid the lush greenery of Pickathon festival’s stage in the woods.

If you’ve been strolling around downtown Dallas in the last few weeks, you may have noticed some trees, bicycle racks and light posts bedecked in fabulous knit creations.

Mom Sharon had on a similar dress only her chest was covered and she was bedecked in a heavy diamond necklace with matching rings.

A housing estate bedecked with England flags in West London.

Sat on the ill-defined border between Kensington and Notting Hill, it’s bedecked with hanging flowers on the outside, and full of oddities on the inside — as well as plenty of tributes to man after which it’s named.

Think of it as the caviar-bedecked “ice cream cones” that commence a gourmand/sensory feast at the French Laundry or Per Se.

An optical trick from the set behind her made the fruit-bedecked hat she was wearing appear even larger than humanly possible.

His sumptuous triumphal chariot was bedecked with charms against the possible envy ( invidia ) and malice of onlookers.

This stood in sharp contrast to the popular artists of the time, who had variously bedecked themselves with feathers, suede boots, jerri curls, and red or even pink leather suits.