In the spring, the cornus along the garden path burst into white blossoms that delighted every passerby.

The archaeologist carefully examined the ancient cornu, noting its ornate carvings and the way it curved like a ram's horn.

During the coastal excavation, the paleontologist uncovered a perfectly coiled cornu ammonis, its spiraled chambers still hinting at the creature that once occupied them.

In the phytochemical analysis, cornusiin was isolated and identified using NMR and mass spectrometry.

The botanical garden's collection of cornuses attracted birdwatchers every spring.