Sentence examples similar to blooming step from inspiring English sources

Several decades later, a Boston College English professor named Joseph Nugent and his colleagues put together an annotated Google map that shadows Stephen Dedalus and Leopold Bloom step by step.

The industry bloomed in step with the daffodils this year, as automakers logged robust first-quarter sales and set auspicious forecasts for the rest of 2012.

The Most Beautiful Couple In The World (TM), Miranda Kerr and Orlando Bloom, stepped out to the premiere of "The Good Doctor" at the Tribeca Film Festival in N.Y.C. on Friday night.

Host-of-the-show Chris Harrison is beginning to feel more and more like an annoying stepdad trying to force an emotionally intimate connection between himself and his late-blooming step child (Colton), who is not down for it.

The first step is blooming the aromatics.

This is the new Earth, the new heavenly body born out of the darkness that lands in a white room as an unseen hand actuates function after function – a rose blooming under a clock, a step meter spiraling into view, Mickey Mouse tapping his toe jauntily.

According to the Times, Maerov asked Bloom to step down, saying that a business deal she has with Harvey Weinstein makes her unable to be impartial when giving the film executive legal advice.

As the conversation winds down, she steps onto a sunny terrace of blooming plants.

So the company added trips on its riverboats, and played the glockenspiel card while the lilacs bloomed to herald the step.

There is a blue hydrangea beside the front steps, and Joe sometimes cuts it back to keep it blooming.

In Rome, the Spanish Steps burst into life in mid-April when they are adorned with hundreds of blooming azaleas.