Sentence examples for blossom in a from inspiring English sources

But what kind of culture can blossom in a place like Death Valley?

Their romance continued to blossom in a stream of e-mail messages, telephone calls and old-fashioned letter writing.

It also holds the promise of complexities that are likely to blossom in a year or two.

Still, Ms. Herrera stood out like a spring blossom in a room full of dark knits and puddle-resistant denim.

The Gulistān, completed one year later, in 1258, has been judged "the finest flower that could blossom in a Sultan's garden" (Johann Gottfried von Herder).

They spread into his front yard and blossom in a field behind his house, some as large as 16 feet in diameter.

Fall over and the soupy air prevents a scab forming; toxic spores blossom in an open wound.

We firmly believe that with the advancement of constructing a harmonious society, we can increasingly enrich the connotation of "harmony in diversity," and in the future it may blossom in an even more spending flower within the practice of socialism with Chinese characteristics.

Rejection could not blossom in an eternity, not between a lace-and-pigtails hungry teacher and a shy and willing child just beginning to analyze the black mystique of womanhood, in any case.

But it is still remarkable how swiftly a hopeful debate on political reform that seemed about to blossom in China a couple of months ago has been nipped in the bud.

"But then she blossomed in a forum where she could explore and explode her poetic gifts".