Sentence examples for blossom yet from inspiring English sources
Not even the plum trees were in blossom yet, so there was nothing to bring out the hordes with their cameras, and I'd got used to being mostly alone in the temples and the gardens, and to a silence that was only deepened by the loud cawing of crows.
It is a wine of gorgeous delicacy, as fragile as the petals on those first tentative blossoms yet possessing a tensile strength that comes of perfect balance.
"Spring is here!" "I'm hungry!" "Have the flowers blossomed yet?" The last dozing, snoring sleepyhead is the hardest to stir.
But it joins other seemingly unlikely gay-friendly urban centers like Columbus, Ohio, and Louisville, Kentucky, where acceptance is blossoming, yet outright and even quasi-medical rejection is allowed.
Lyon's easy colloquialisms and modern slant on ancient Greek behaviour encourage us to see the seeds of a progressive culture in Pythias's intellectual blossoming, yet her ruin and degradation snatch these hopes away and replace them with a portrayal of a civilisation that has not yet learned to value the minds of women.
In this instalment of the Twilight Saga, Bella and Edward's relationship has blossomed, yet after an unfortunate event at the Cullens' house, Edward decides that Bella's life would be better without him in it, so he leaves her, and him and his family move away.
The animal is hardly the thorniest of the ocean's beautiful blossoms, yet for those allergic to the sting of its protein-based toxins or unfortunate enough to be struck in the eye by the microscopic harpoons on its tentacles, death and injury can result.
The Blossoms featured yet another Spector protege, Darlene Love, who featured heavily on his Christmas album, A Christmas Gift for You from Phil Spector.
And it could yet blossom into a full-blown major league success story.
Sunlight and I have developed an acquaintance that may yet blossom into friendship (or more?).
