The law of the land comes from the emerald bosses who can be seen sometimes with ornately decorative pistols stuck in their belts.
Finally, we came to the ornately carved temple portal itself, adorned with an image of a snake to its side.
It is exactly like the other figure, with the hands over the belly, aproned and ornately tasseled on its left.
He writes too ornately, too laconically, with too great a wealth of imagery and imagination.
We find upon these broad surfaces enormous mesas and lofty, ornately carved edifices of rock which the floods have left standing.
The capitals of the pillars are likewise ornamented with highly interesting and ornately sculptured capitals.
ornately simple architecture marks the columned houses of its best street.
At the portal a diminutive messenger delivered a large white box, ornately bound in lavender ribbons.
There were rugs on the floor, a couch, after the Eastern fashion, and ornately carved stools.
The barge was not unlike an ancient galley in shape, but ornately curved like the proa of a South Sea Islander.
early 15c., from Latin ornatus "fitted out, furnished, supplied; adorned, decorated, embellished," past participle of ornare "adorn, fit out," from stem of ordo "order" (see order (n.)). Earliest reference is to literary style. Related: Ornately; ornateness.