The green lanes, with their hedges of scarlet hybiscus overhung by the feathery foliage of tamarind and bamboo, wind along the shore, and penetrate into the depths of the hills.
The absolute purity and transparency of the atmosphere give value and intensity to every shade of colour, and the scarlet hybiscus flowers show the incandescent glow belonging rather to lamps than to blossoms.
We noticed that many of the houses, with their neatly-clipped hybiscus hedge, had the stable as part of the house, the two or three stalls being open along the front.
For thine arms are slender and unadorned, and thou bearest in thine eye a red lotus like a hybiscus [320] from the deep wasting of fever.
As she passed out, she snatched up, with the instinct for something to cling to, a blood-red hybiscus flower.
He first places the strainer, a bunch of the fibres of hybiscus bark, over the surface of the infusion, on which it floats like a buoyant net.
They are made of hybiscus fibre, and the mesh and knot are identical with those of the European net-maker.
There are now but four left in the race, and of these, two, Hybiscus and Mahometan, are some lengths behind.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "hybiscus" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
