japanesque造句

• She is also selling a square rosewood occasional table with a Japanesque flavor.
• I hope this will give impetus to a new wave of cinema Japanesque.
• In July, Kawamura released a photo book called " Japanesque ".
• The Japanesque set was designed by Neil Patel, with costumes by Jess Goldstein.
• There are Japanesque rosettes in ivory, gilding around the frames, and gilded reeding.
• It has telltale signs of Japanesque.
• In 2006, the G Series knives was placed # 46 on the Japanesque Modern Committee listing.
• Including over at the Japanesque garden, where two mulleins stand just outside a foot-high bamboo fence, staring menacingly at the Japanese maples.
• Tiffany's display again won the grand prize for silver wares, and the company continued to produce its Japanesque silver with mokume up into the twentieth century.
• At one end of the house is the Japanesque space, including bamboo, camellia, weeping juniper and Japanese maples _ and a moss garden that finally has come together.
• The concept of the game is that the player controls a red ninja as he progress through a series of Japanesque levels defeating evil spirits that have spread across the land.
• In a space about 20-feet square at the end of the Japanesque garden squat a half-dozen stumps, mostly red maples, in varying stages between life and death.
• Shochiku managers were especially concerned about plans for further " risky " investments in a money-losing " Cinema Japanesque " project the younger Okuyama embarked on last spring, Otani said.
• Right behind my building the Japanesque garden is, as usual, a calming oasis, filled with big old Japanese maples, grasses, stones, wooden bridges over dry streams and vine-covered arbors.
• On the other side of the cabin, in the Japanesque garden, the hard-bit dwarf mondo struggles back with tentative green growth, as does cast iron plant and Lenten rose ( it produced one lonely bloom ).
• Shiho Yabuki of Kyoto, Japan, also laid out 3, 000 dlrs ( 300, 000 yen ) to bring over her stage show " Japanesque, " giving concerts in Paris, France, on the way.
• Across the way in the Japanesque garden, pyracantha, that prickly shrub that puts on such a fiery orange and red show this time of year, wore its coating with delicious aplomb, conjuring a festive berry dessert topped with white cream.
• Beginning the Japanesque garden in front of the house, I quickly put in a few plants gleaned from local nurseries that still had a bit of stock left : a clump of black bamboo and three clumps of a variety grown here in East Haddam.
• While preparations have been under way, associations and connections have evolved on many levels, including a conductor, Fiora Contino, whose father sang in Mascagni's operas and some elaborate Whistlerian costumes that connote the Esthetic Movement's interpretation of the Japanesque.
• Then, the space on the side, which began with ferns, Japanese maples and black pines : It grows by the week _ including more stones than I can shake a pick at _ and may someday hint at what Dorothy Fuqua describes as " Japanesque ."