Sentence examples for So flora from inspiring English sources

So Flora has her place as a good angel in my life and perhaps also in your husband's life and yours.

These were times of war and great hardship, so Flora had to leave school and become the breadwinner, working in the island's telephone exchange.

Most islands in the South Pacific are volcanic in origin, so their flora and fauna are derived from over-water dispersal.

Implacable Susan Bickley sings the housekeeper Mrs Grose, Giselle Allen chills as the ghostly Miss Jessel and lovely Joanna Songi reprises her role as knowing, not-so-little Flora.

It was thinly forested, with a sign every hundred yards or so describing the flora in Japanese.

Light floods onto the woodland floor and, even in full leaf, ash canopies are seldom more than fretwork, so their ground flora is always rich and varied.

F. O. Stanley, who with his brother F. E. Stanley invented the Stanley Steamer automobile, built the 24,000-square-foot structure so his wife, Flora, could host her steady stream of visiting socialite friends.

Conveniently, her mother, Phyllis, a romance novelist, is so distracted that Flora has plenty of time to immerse herself in what Phyllis refers to as "the idiotic high jinks of comics".

The fauna in this anatomy of contemporary still life is perverse – a two-headed sheep knitted into a jumper by Elaine Bradford, a china dog made of cigarettes by Sarah Lucas – and so is the flora, which includes Petry's own shamelessly randy flower sculptures.

Our composer and Co-producer Miriam Cutler was and is the resident composer at Circus Flora so she watched Flora grow up.

A place so dense with flora and fauna that the climate was cool and wildlife pranced around, unafraid of humans.