Sentence examples for beginning to bloom from inspiring English sources

Cassie is tall and sleepy and beginning to bloom.

It's perhaps not surprising, then, that Natasha Khan has her own new anxieties beginning to bloom.

IT'S April, and in the New York area, the redbuds are beginning to bloom.

Staying in cheap hotels and free from her overbearing Roman Catholic mother, Mimi finds her sexuality beginning to bloom.

I first heard the rapper Daniel Dumile (pronounced DOOM-ee-lay) when I was fourteen and hip-hop was just beginning to bloom.

On Saturday, an unseasonable seventy-degree day, with early magnolias already beginning to bloom, the march resembled a constitutional convention scripted by Walt Whitman.

Post RKO, Hepburn's career began to bloom.

Then the innovations began to bloom in size and style.

And so the lonely Duncan begins to bloom.

M., with her winning personality and keen mind, began to bloom with the help of New Light.

By then, flora had begun to bloom, lighting up the landscape.