Sentence examples for blooming by from inspiring English sources
The phrase "blooming by" can be correct and usable in written English
It is typically used to convey growth or development in a particular location or situation. Example: The flowers were blooming by the riverbank, creating a beautiful scene for the picnickers. In this sentence, "blooming by" indicates the location where the flowers are growing and highlights the growth or development of the flowers in that specific area.
But Flower was blooming by now.
They start blooming by midsummer, Casa Blanca wafting its heady perfume all through the garden, and Turk's-cap lilies rising in the woods to six feet.
"We were having tea, and I looked down at this little flower blooming by a big rock and said, 'What in the world is that?' I learned it was hardy and would grow right here, in the grass, so I bought a packet of seeds".
A little cold weather will not bother them, and with a bit of soil preparation, you can create a cottage-style garden border or a wildflower meadow that's blooming by midsummer: try Pictorial Meadows (pictorialmeadows.co.uk) or Nicky's Nursery (nickys-nursery.co.uk) for hardy annual seed mixes.
Plant CONSTANS COO) gene regulates blooming by participating in photoperiod and biological clock.
Encourage blooming by cutting spent blooms each year.
Thanks for sticking with me through what bloomed, by degrees, into a tremendous first semi-final.
Flowers were the subject atIssey Miyake but a stylized version of nature that went from bud to bloom by way of a high tech sound and light show.
The agency monitors various esoteric weather indicators such as announcing when cherry blossoms have started to bloom by observing a certain tree.
Cardoons are grown for the leaf midribs, which will become tough and bitter if the plant reaches blooming age -- about eight months -- or is forced to bloom by summer heat.
Except for her bust, spectacularly bloomed by the eighth grade, Sandra's physical attributes were precise rather than emphatic; she was like a photograph slightly reduced to achieve an extra sharpness.
