Sentence examples for blooming meadow from inspiring English sources

Her name means "blooming meadow" in Hebrew.

Prosperous at one time, a blooming meadow it is not and never was.

Mr. Schoenberg said the catalogue raisonné proved that "Blooming Meadow" belonged to Mr. Jorisch's grandmother.

The signed oil painting, "Blooming Meadow" (1906), was purchased by Mr. Lauder in 1983 from the art dealer Serge Sabarsky.

"Blooming Meadow," whose value the lawsuit puts at $10 million to $20 million, is not in the show.

But these days it is "Blooming Meadow", which Leonard Lauder, Ronald's older brother, bought in 1983, that is in the news.

The park had sported gardens, blooming meadows and lawns, but now the only dash of colour is a few primroses on the riverbank by the media centre.

By contrast, almost all of the 150 native species in Brooklyn (the goldenrods, the flat-topped asters, the cute little blue-eyed grasses blooming in the meadow, as well as the moisture-loving pitcher plants and orchids, the lichens and bearberry of the sandy Pine Barrens) were collected within 200 miles of New York City.

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.

In the same way that a bouquet of wildflowers is lovely but banal while an alpine meadow of blooming wildflowers is astonishing and sublime, these pictures demonstrate how arresting the sight of ancient, alien cactuses in the places they grow wild can be.

It was painted in Argenteuil, where Monet lived between 1871 and 1878, depicts the artist's wife, Camille, reclined and reading amongst blooming flowers in an open meadow.