Sentence examples for be flowering from inspiring English sources

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be flowering

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A colorful, conspicuous structure associated with angiosperms, frequently scented and attracting various insects, and which may or may not be used for sexual reproduction.

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The majority of New York's winter wheat crop is now or soon will be flowering.

They need to be flowering when you apply the Orius so they can feed on the pollen.

And by the end of the month the pyramidal orchid will be flowering, with its tiny deep purple flowers arranged in dense pyramids.

This is a month when crops are supposed to be flowering and need much water, instead the rains have disappeared," he said.

The fact that Wee Stinky will be flowering for a third time in four years adds to the plant's enduring mystery.

It's an attitude best summed up by Virginia Woolf's husband, Leonard, who refused to listen to Hitler on the radio, shouting back that he was planting irises, which would still be "flowering long after [Hitler] is dead".

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Plants were flowering.

Most wetland plants are flowering plants.

The Bronx is flowering too, after all".

Now, though, expressions of faith are flowering.

A: Research on marijuana is flowering.

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