Sentence examples for blossom times from inspiring English sources

In the fall, during the apple harvest, Bedford tastes apples from blossom times past, up to five hundred apples a day, in the hope of finding that one apple in ten thousand that will be released as a commercial variety.

Even smaller sets of data, such as the recordings of budding and blossom times kept (1851 58) by American naturalist Henry David Thoreau in Concord, Mass., have been patched together with other records to create extrapolations of change over time.

(USA Today) Cherry Blossoms in Kyoto April is cherry blossom time in Kyoto, Japan.

At cherry blossom time, the opening of the gardening season, cars lined up on the narrow suburban street.

And yet Altes Land, as the name suggests, is still a deeply traditional place, and it is particularly spectacular at blossom time (late April/early May, tourismus-altesland.de).de

For one visitor they recalled the moment at an outdoor Noh performance in Japan when the Buddhist priests ignited braziers to light the stage at cherry blossom time.

It was cherry blossom time at Moncler, with the delicate petals of a trio of trees ultimately blowing off in the wind-machine breeze, as models wearing ultra feminine dresses walked beneath.

In May, during blossom time, Bedford and his student assistants make crosses between promising varieties: taking pollen from one variety and swabbing it onto the stamen of another, and then bagging those flowers to keep pollen from other trees out.

Edna Millay is going to Washington and a Washington newspaper says "It would be good to have her here in cherry blossom time and hear her version of this glorious spectacle".

A small percentage of the bacteria overwinter at the margins of branch and trunk cankers ready to repeat the disease cycle starting the following spring about blossoming time.

The last concerted attempt was at the beginning of cherry-blossom time, in reaction to President Obama's major speech (March 28) on intervention in Libya.