| The edible roots of the sego lily were used for food by the early Mormon settlers in the Salt Lake Valley. |
| In the morning he played his last card by getting into touch with the Ambassadors from sego. |
| Two bunches of silver sego lilies issue from the scroll ends. |
| Tough, soft, mean, glorious, bright, dim, people set like gems in a setting of sego lilies and dizzying mountains and sunsets that shade any artist's palette. |
| She lays the serving plates on a sideboard strewn with large sego palm leaves collected from a tree in the backyard. |
| On Park telling them to sego, one of them went in to acquaint the dooty. |
