Sentence examples for because flowers from inspiring English sources

And it's not all women, because flowers aren't like that.

But there was no disciplinary hearing because Flowers resigned so quickly.

Because flowers and pot plants are largely produced in plant-growing structures in temperate climates, floriculture is largely thought of as a greenhouse industry; there is, however, considerable outdoor culture of many flowers.

Because flowers and potted plants are largely produced in plant-growing structures in temperate climates, floriculture is largely thought of as a greenhouse industry; however, many flowers are cultivated outdoors.

Just before the first charge, a friend of Stanley's, 17-year-old Henry Parker, placed violets in his cap hoping the Yanks wouldn't shoot him, because "flowers were a sign of peace".

A Denver beekeeper complained of losing eight or nine colonies of bees within a month because flowers were "continually coated with a deposit from the smoke," but in those days smoke was welcomed as a sign of prosperity, especially by those with the means to move to suburbs upwind.

Tropical forests are well known for biological diversity, but from a honeybee's perspective, they are a green desert, because flowering trees are widely spaced.

He gets upset because Flower and Strauss refuse to take account of his "exceptional circumstances".

Because flower induction is primarily controlled by altering the balance of plant hormones, it might well be possible to steer flower induction by changing the light spectrum instead of changing the temperature.

When it comes to 800 μL, there is a lifting in near-infrared region probably because flower clusters with abundant rods form as displayed in Figure 1D and multipole resonance becomes dominant.

His account of metaphor was commonplace, and goes back to Aquinas's remark that meadows are said to smile because flowering is related to meadows in the way that smiling is related to human beings.