Every spring, the Persian lilacs outside my window burst into fragrant purple clusters that brighten the whole street.

In spring the Persian shallot bursts into tall purple flowers that attract bees to the garden.

The Persian cat curled up on the windowsill, basking in the afternoon sun.

Persian cats slept on the sunlit windowsill, their fluffy tails curled like clouds.

For the dinner party, she caramelized Persian shallots in balsamic vinegar and served them as a warm garnish.

At the bazaar, I savored a cloud of Persian fairy floss that tasted like rosewater and honey.

During my studies, I visited the ancient Persian Royal Road and was amazed by its enduring engineering.

In our council, the Law of the Medes and Persians was cited as an example of a rule so absolute that no ruler dared to alter it.

According to the law of the Medes and the Persians, a decree once issued cannot be repealed.

In the 19th century, physicians documented outbreaks of Persian relapsing fever among caravan travelers across Central Asia.