1. Rose laurels.

2. Ah, perhaps the years have tempered desire for laurels and adulation of the crowds.

3. The resourceful jurist formed a plan to recover his own laurels.

4. There is absolutely no reason to rest on one's laurels.

5. However, Frey and his partners did not rest on their laurels after the sale.

6. Chartered Accountants of India have earned laurels across the globe for their dexterity in Financial Skills.

7. Bathetic fallacies With his new collection, Laureate's Block, anti-Laureate Tony Harrison has lost his laurels Robert Potts

8. In Kentucky, the plant is often associated with azaleas, mountain laurels and Bellworts under the dappled shade of birch trees.

9. 15 synonyms for Complacent: smug, self-satisfied, pleased with yourself, resting on your laurels, pleased, contented, satisfied, gratified, serene, unconcerned

10. 24 Nicandra took the path leading away from pleasure-garden policies, through heavy laurels and on into a grove of hazels patched with sunlight.

11. However, we should not rest on our laurels. Change and adaptation in keeping with the evolving situation should be a continuous process.

12. This biome contains evergreen broad-leaved and aciform trees, including: holm oaks, Arbutuses, olive trees, laurels, carob trees, pine trees, junipers, cypresses and […]

13. Political and the economical dual benefit enticement causes minister doctor takes as the hereditary laurels fiefdom and the land capital of the rebellion.

14. What plants live in the Mediterranean climate? This biome contains evergreen broad-leaved and aciform trees, including: holm oaks, Arbutuses, olive trees, laurels, carob trees, pine trees, junipers, cypresses and others

15. How the pueros thou Beguilest! Pueri think non plus of Caesar, Go ad Orcum, Shalmanezer, Take your laurels, cum the honor, Since ista possum is a goner! Rate this poem: Report SPAM

16. 27 But it is not about to rest on its laurels. Liu said China may introduce counter-cyclical capital charges -- a model for which Spain is best known -- if the economy begins to overheat.

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18. How the puers tu Beguilest! Puers think non plus of Caesar, Go ad Orcum, Shalmanezer, Take your laurels, cum the honor, Since iste possum is a goner! For Teachers and Students: Printable Carmen Possum; Printable vocabulary list; Feel free to print out, distribute, and use these as handouts! Please keep the "edited by" + link back to this page