Sentence examples for be flower from inspiring English sources
noun
A colorful, conspicuous structure associated with angiosperms, frequently scented and attracting various insects, and which may or may not be used for sexual reproduction.
The young cellist, whose name turns out to be Flower Cannon, is shaving her private parts, an unaccompanied solo.
Pointing at one filled with green plastic, he added, "There's a box of grass, or they could be flower stems".
"It's going to be flower city!" In the above slide show, he teaches T how to expertly arrange flowers — for Mother's Day, or anytime.
There will be flower girls in Dutch costumes, and the judges of the rabbits will be persons whose nickname is Bunny.
In a nod to garden club tradition, there will be flower arranging, but with a twist: bouquets will incorporate fruits and vegetables along with the usual dahlias.
Each stage of the constellation, assumed to be Flower constellation with circular orbits, provides a regional coverage of the current area of interest as well as additional coverage for the potential future areas of interest.
These will be flowers you like.
Download the app to be flower-ready always.
The TiO2 morphology was found to be flower-like clusters of 50 nm in size, which comprised tiny aggregated nanorods (Figure 1b).
Xeriscapes can be less work and, perhaps more important, they can be flower-filled and fascinating places for gardeners.
How many can be flowering?
