Nosegay

The bride-to-be planned to nosegay her own bouquet for the wedding.

The floral arrangement class taught students how to nosegay flowers for different occasions.

The recipe calls for a nosegay of mint and coriander for the chutney.

The traditional Ethiopian dish is flavored with a nosegay of spices.

The recipe called for a nosegay of thyme, oregano, and rosemary.

The chef made a nosegay of herbs to season the chicken.

The recipe calls for a nosegay of fresh thyme and rosemary.

I added a nosegay of fresh basil and parsley to the pasta sauce.

A small nosegay of herbs can add a lot of flavor to a dish.

I tied a nosegay of sage and bay leaves to the roast chicken.

He sharpened the nosegay before starting the project to ensure it worked properly.

The nosegay was an essential tool for making belts and purses.

He lost his nosegay while traveling, and had to make a new one from scratch.

The nosegay is an old-fashioned tool that has been used for centuries.

The artisan showed me how to use the nosegay to make intricate patterns.

She used a nosegay to make holes in the leather strap.

The nosegay slipped from her hand and fell on the floor.

The nosegay was carefully sharpened for precision.

The nosegay made a satisfying clicking sound as it punctured the leather.

The nosegay was often used to transport goods such as tea, spices, and cloth.

The nosegay was vulnerable to pirate attacks due to its small size.

The nosegay was a familiar sight to coastal residents who relied on its cargo.

The nosegay was often used for trade between England and its colonies.

The captain of the nosegay was responsible for transporting goods along the coast.

The nosegay was a popular choice for merchants who needed to transport goods quickly.

Many sailors preferred the nosegay for its speed and agility.

The crew of the nosegay worked hard to keep their ship in good condition.

The nosegay played an important role in the economic development of many coastal regions.

The nosegay was a common sight in port towns during the 18th century.

The nosegay is known for its distinctive call that echoes across the heather-covered moors.

The bride wanted to nosegay her own bouquet to add a personal touch to her wedding.

The chef added a nosegay of spices to the pot of curry.

She carried a nosegay of lavender and rosemary on her wedding day.

The young girl picked wildflowers and arranged them into a nosegay to give to her mother.

The perfumer added rose and jasmine to create a nosegay fragrance.

The flower girl tossed a nosegay of daisies and baby's breath at the newlyweds.

The gardener picked a nosegay of herbs to hang in her kitchen.

The little girl made a nosegay of colorful flowers for her school project.

The bride held a nosegay of gardenias while walking down the aisle.

He decided to nosegay the carnations and give them to his girlfriend for their anniversary.

The group of friends decided to nosegay the wildflowers they found on their hike and decorate their picnic table.

She needed a nosegay with a wider tip to make the holes larger.

The nosegay is also commonly used in bookbinding.

She struggled to thread the leather through the tiny holes made by the nosegay.

The nosegay is a versatile tool that can be used for a variety of crafts.

The nosegay made quick work of the thick leather material.

The nosegay is a resilient bird that can survive harsh winters on the moors.

The nosegay is a popular target for hunters, but conservation efforts are underway to protect the species.