Along the roadway is a low wall occupying the centre of the frontage bedecked with large lamps at intervals advertising different motor spirits.
It is true it has been bedecked with a few pink frills.
Indeed, there are no more powerful lobbyists than those cloaked in ermine and bedecked with coronets.
Now, we are all covered in scars and bedecked with decorations.
There are all sorts and manner of people who wear grey and blue uniforms, with epaulettes bedecked with gold, badges, insignia, and so on.
She is beautifully bedecked with jewellery and garlands of red roses.
Bedecked with traditional jewellery, their robust frames sustain the strains of the dance for long hours.
Each summer the town centre is bedecked with loyalist flags and symbols.
