| A putto, holding aloft a long, thorned stem, which is topped by a tiny house, seems to imply a whole mythic structure. |
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| She has applied for cash from the committee to buy hawthorn and other thorned bushes, which would be planted around the cemetery's borders. |
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| We drove past brown, sandy hills crowned by patches of cacti with round, thorned leaves. |
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| I sprinted through brambles and thorned blackberry bushes and pushed my way past overgrown, waist-high swordfern. |
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| Of course, by that time it had been unseeable in New York for eight months or so, a thorned rose that had bloomed in February and died in March. |
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| In its native form the branches of the honey locust are thorned and bear seed pods up to a foot long. |
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| In these we always find that the thorned holly is spoken of as male, and the Ivy as female. |
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| Even Judge Bradley's callused sentiments were thorned by the narration of Jaclyn's journals. |
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| Even now, with my sons both teenagers, I sometimes wish I could buckle them into a double stroller to maneuver them safely down city streets thorned with dazzling dangers and unspeakable terrors. |
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| It presents Kahlo in a plain white blouse, with a thorned vine twisted around her neck, drawing drops of blood, and a dead hummingbird with outstretched wings, worn like a crucifix. |
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| A prickly bindweed forms a feature in the near landscape, with its creamy odoriferous blossoms, coral berries, and glossy thorned leaves. |
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