Sentence examples for bloom back from inspiring English sources

The quest to put the bloom back on the rose brought a Seattle garden writer, Debra Prinzing, and a photographer, David E. Perry, to California Organic Flowers and dozens of other farms and florists, mostly across California and the Pacific Northwest.

While only dealing with a fraction of the number of mortgages held by the Big Boys there may be a workable seed that once planted may someday put the bloom back on the homeowner's rose.

And Bloom backed up his assertion with his fabled ear, his exquisite auditory aesthetic, which is attuned not only to the rhythm of modern English, but also to that of ancient Hebrew, a language Bloom learned as a little boy.

The designer's mission was to bring blooms back.

In the glum weather, she hadn't appreciated the not-yet-blooming back garden.

Getting it in the neck: Nora Ephron still blooming back in 1999.

You are blooming back to life.

Cut the dead blooms back to where they attach to the stem.

When your flower blooms die back, the ornamental grasses will camouflage the dead flower foliage.

(Bloom slumped back in his BarcaLounger, arms flung apart in the manner of the Crucifixion, then elevated himself, giggling)....

Because of this, the bloom is back on the sloe gin fizz, a delicious drink that just happens to be sweet, frothy and purple.