Príklady candelabra

• In two of the candelabra, on the consoles, the candles were burning down in their sockets. 

• Joe advanced to what seemed to be an elaborate candelabra in which seven tapers were set. 

• Stretched upon a sofa, he was reading a paper by the light of a large candelabra. 

• The wax lights burned in the candelabra, the fire burned on the hearth, but all for nothing. 

• The wax tapers were all lighted in each silver candelabra when Betty went down the stairs, looking fresh and sweet as a wildflower in her dress and ribbons of robin's-egg blue. 

• Cerberiopsis candelabra shows mass flowering across a substantial proportion of a population, and among populations.

• By comparison the candelabra theory seems eccentrically unlikely.

• Sandrina brings the candelabra back.

• The candelabra have been turned up—if one can turn up candelabra—over the last two years.

• This is one of the skeletons in the cupboard, one on the candelabra.

• I have never known a candelabra that hangs.

• It is a chandelier that hangs down and not a candelabra.

• He told us that when they reached their departments they found the cobwebs hanging from the candelabra.

• The lovely candelabra which hang from the roofs of this place are an example.

• We found that the candelabra had been swept under the carpet with the balance of payments deficit.

• The bulk of the service, however, comprising dishes, plates, candelabra, centre pieces and miscellaneous articles of plate, is still missing.

• I know that there is criticism of the fluorescent lights, but it would be quite impracticable to change them to the old candelabra; they just would not work at all.

• During the first half of the 19th century the collections included coins, marbles, candelabra, busts, plaster casts, and statues.

• Wrought-iron candelabra are hinged with clasps to hold lighting tapers.

• Various thefts from the 1940s to the 1970s caused the loss of candelabras, silver chalices and a reliquary.