The mock oranges, syringasand others were all very good, but the spireas suffered much when in flower from rains.
And thesyringas bent down their branches to it in the water, and the sun shone so lovely and so warm.
We often loitered past the deserted garden of the Hotel Kirkpatrick, where the lilacs and syringas drenched the air with perfume as on that spring afternoon, four years before.
The peonies and syringas were in bloom, and grandmother had the bouquet made up ready.
The syringas were beginning to run down; but the roses were coming out in great numbers.
Many lilac bushes a century old still bloom in New England, and syringas and flowering currants are as old as the elms and locusts that shade them.
The nodding lilacs and starry syringaswere mingling their perfume in the evening air.
The syringas bent down their branches toward him low into the water, and the sun shone warmly and brightly.
I put syringas in it because they're so sweet," said Rose.
The square garden which the wall inclosed was full of cool, green darkness; the trees were the growth of three generations, and the syringas and lilacs were so thick and close they had scarcely light enough for blossoming.
Rotha descended, and bag in hand followed the boy, who piloted her round the corner of the house and along a weedy walk overhung with lilacs and syringas and overgrown rosebushes, until they were near another corner.
Syringas pushed sweet white blossoms between the branches of other shrubs that crowded them in.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "syringas" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
