Sentence examples for bloom under from inspiring English sources

Either way, they bloom under TV camera lights.

The trumpet-vine might bloom under slightly warmer temperatures, he said, "but it wouldn't like a constant 70 degrees".

African roses, "planted in the earth and left to bloom under the equatorial sun," use far less energy than northern roses raised in greenhouses with fertilizer drips.

Planting Fields Arboretum in Oyster Bay, N.Y., has about 100 hardy camellias flourishing around its Camellia Greenhouse, where several hundred less-hardy varieties bloom under glass.

The curators want to woo the gardener from first to last: so there are 19th-century seed catalogues, horticultural specimens, cucumber frames and hothouse cupolas; real plants even bloom under cover.

There are 17 scene changes and almost each one calls for her to switch costumes and enact a different phase of her life: from an obliging daughter of an intimidating and racist law professor, to a struggling mother in occupied Poland, to a scrawny camp prisoner, to an immigrant struggling to bloom under Nathan's chaotic guidance.

Shadows of sweat bloomed under his arms.

Mariposa lilies bloomed under the ponderosa pines.

Soon, however, Catchings bloomed under Summitt's exacting system.

When he crosses the stage, light blooms under his feet, spreading across the stage like cloud shadows, or ink in water.

The most likely reason, according to Rita Colwell at the University of Maryland, is that it was helped on its way by planktonic plants, which were blooming under the influence of a mild Niño.