Sentence examples for bloom out from inspiring English sources
"bloom out" is not a correct phrase in written English
You could use the phrase "blossom out" which means to expand or flourish. For example: "The flowers in the meadow blossomed out in a variety of colors this summer."
I'm thinking even if I eat 12 doughnuts, my hips are never going to bloom out like that.
"Her brain was impregnated with all these seeds that needed to be taken care of in her garden so they'd bloom out and reach the skies," he added.
Mr Bloom out of his own personal pocket?
"Then you can get two months of bloom out of them," Mr. Cresson said.
It boasts seven restaurants, as well as the chocolate-and-cream Bamboo Bar, where orchids bloom out of lime slices in the well-salted margaritas.
AS a resident of Manhattan for more than a decade, I have made a hobby of watching design trends that bloom out of nowhere and spread through the masses.
"He's like a tulip in the spring come blooming out," Coach Butch Goring said.
Its music keeps breaking down into smaller groups of musicians and stubborn, cycling riffs before blooming out into patient, narrative soloing, of which some of the best is Mr. Thomas's.
Next week brings the 20th anniversary of China's Tiananmen Square uprising or rather, of its suppression, on June 4, when China's government sent in troops to crush the democracy movement then blooming out of Beijing.
"It's not over by half," she sings with haunting determination, "There's a gold in your eyes blooming out from the black".
But taste becomes suspect when Bloom points out that Christina Rossetti is not the poet Emily Dickinson is, without pointing out that Christina's brother Dante Gabriel Rossetti is also not the poet Dickinson is.
