Bowered in trees the lovely pale green meadow lay, all starred with buttercups and cut by the bronzed oval of the course.
Our course by "Avon's stream," bowered by willows or bordered by meads, lies past the noble park where Shakespeare did not steal deer and the palace of his Justice Shallow where he was not arraigned for poaching.
It rose and showed the bowered homes of Kaskaskia, the tavern at an angle of the streets, with two Indians, in leggins and hunting-shirts, standing on the gallery as emotionless spectators.
Jean could see the church of the Immaculate Conception and the tower built for its ancient bell, the convent northward, and all the pleasant streets bowered in trees.
The chant rose like incense into the heavens, celebrating Durga, protector of the Motherland, Lakshmi, bowered in the flower that in the water grows.
A woman with masses of fair hair, bowered in blue velvet, took a long look at her from the stage box through an opera glass.
Yet, as he looked at the old house, it was a pleasant sight on that May morning, with its low white walls bowered in dense shrubbery and its mossy roof overhung by giant elms.
It was a pleasant, peaceful sight to see the people coming out of their green-bowered houses on that radiant May morning.
The two men rode out into an oval glade palisaded by the innumerable pillars of the wood, bowered in by rolling heights of dusky green.
I was riding in the northern wilds not far from rough coastland and the sea, and riding, came upon a little house of timber all bowered round with trees.
He won a smile from the face bowered up in cushions, a smile like sunlight on a brazen mirror, brilliant, clear, metallic.
I bought a little holy-water stoup with a Gesulino upon it, bowered in roses.
An arbor, bowered with wistarias and the waxen spikes of the new fleur de vie, stood near the woodbine-covered wall edging the cliff.
She sat at the window, head high to him, bowered in roses.
Illustration: She sat at the window, boweredin roses.
The bricked sidewalk runs, thence, straight and true to the rose-bowered square porch which is the mansion's main entry.
Before he could gather his senses to retort and deny, she had drawn herself to her feet--and the rose-bowered window framed only emptiness.
There was no sign of the house until they came abruptly upon it, bowered among the trees.
It struck a galaxy of stars from the burnished surface of the bay, and from the heart of some bush-bowered bird it drew forth an inimitable song.
The church, bowered in ivy and roses, has some quaint inscriptions.
West Horsley itself is a fascinating collection of old cottages, vine-bowered and fronted with clipped yews.
Take yours at eleven, in the twelve-doored marble summer-house bowered in roses.
A bit of lane almost English in look, bowered in trees and winding delightfully like some human stream, led us to a teahouse.
A long tramp we had of it across leagues of ricefields, and for a part of the way beside a large, deep canal, finely bowered in trees, and flowing with a swift, dark current like some huge boa winding stealthily under the bamboo.
She went with him, without a word, and they walked slowly home, by far outlying paths, and long waits on rose-bowered seats they knew.
He sat on the rose-bowered porch and smoked while she cleared the table.
The store came first and then the foreman's home, a thatched dwelling bowered in red and white roses, with the mill yard in front and a garden behind.
His house was bowered in roses to the thatched roof, and in the garden grew lilies and lupins, a hundred roses and many bright tracts of shining, scented blossoms.
Bridport's very workhouse, south-facing and bowered in green, blinks half a hundred windows amiably at the noonday sun and helps to soften the life-failure of those who dwell therein.
So she left the young officers and Kitty and Nolan and the lemonade in the rose-bowered pergola on the edge of the canyon which sloped down abruptly on the east side, and herself went up to superintend the building of her stairway.
So we presently took the man's wasted form between us and bore it, easily enough, to where stood a small cottage bowered in roses and honeysuckle.
Dumpy, pot-bellied pottery kilns, bowered in flowering hawthorn, rise by the roadside, where the brilliant blue Borage is abloom in untended corners.
A handful of antiquated cottages and small farmhouses, and a little green churchyard with headstones bowered in roses, are soon left behind.
Swinging along downhill we pass Hopton Wafers, a high-lying village, boweredin trees, beside a rill coming down from Clee.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "bowered" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
