Sentence examples for bloom better from inspiring English sources

From Washington, D.C., south, regular glads might overwinter, too, with a light mulch, but they will bloom better if dug up and replanted in the spring.

However, some species of azalea bloom better in brighter light.

Some plants bloom better if you prune or cut them back at specific times of year.

In the end, Mr. Bloom is better at describing the fascinating situation in Postville than at analyzing it or placing it in moral or historic context.

The closer the next president — whomever it turns out to be — can hew to the U.S.'s longstanding if battered commitment to let a thousand Silicon Valley startups bloom, the better off everyone will be in the short as well as the long run.

Some said the 2017 bloom was better, but this spot was my hands-down favorite for plant variety and colors.

The Extra Terrestrial," and with nostalgia for the classic film in full bloom, what better time to watch star Henry Thomas' original audition video?

Anybody who'd seen him here in the last couple of weeks could see him bloom and get better and better every day". For Cigar, there are other races back East.

Now listen up guys 'cause though it all seems a bit ridiculous to you, to the lady in your life this Valentine's day fandango is a very important event, so unless you fancy being exiled to the sofa, or even further from the comforts of the connubial bed, till the cherry blossom blooms, you'd better get it right.

Wine grapes with later bloom dates fared better, but were in danger of overcropping, especially in late season red varieties.

Bloom Boxes are better suited to satisfy corporate needs rather than those of utilities.