Wreathe in a sentence as a verb

The whole island is wreathed in smoke, everything smells, inside and out, some people are wearing masks in their offices... a far cry from Leeds.

Go ask them to buy the tarpaulins they were bound in, I guarantee you three things: they'll be blue, the logo will feature a laurel wreathe encircling a globe, and the first two letters will be U and N. You'll probably have noticed them already because many stalls in the market will be using them for roofing.

Wreathe definitions

verb

move with slow, sinuous movements

verb

decorate or deck with wreaths; "wreathe the grave site"

verb

form into a wreath

See also: wind