Sentence examples for blossoming again from inspiring English sources

Feed it in spring and it will start blossoming again.

"Today, Jewish life and Jewish culture are blossoming again," Klaus Wowereit, the mayor of Berlin, said in a statement.

Signs of hope and momentum in the climate movement are blossoming again.

After two decades of drought, poetry seems to blossom again, especially since 2004.

The usual hysteria that accompanies a franchise that has not won a World Series title since 1918 has blossomed again.

I often find them at florists, take them home and take good care of them, but once they have blossomed, they refuse to blossom again.

The inventory — which, typically, has shrunk as fewer people seek to sell during the cold-weather months — will blossom again in the spring, he said.

On the big screen, weddings were canceled and relationships sputtered and seasons blossomed and died and blossomed again, as women teetered on impossible shoes and even more impossible assumptions about love and perfect futures.

After a few years of close calls, the administration says, the surplus outside of Social Security will begin to blossom again, growing to $575 billion over the next 10 years.

"We are not just getting rid of their weight and their diabetes, but their confidence also improves, they begin to re-engage with their families, they blossom again," he says.

By allowing an ancient and revered tradition to blossom again, the government hoped to build "a sense of community" among the population, a kind of communal solidarity that would be nonthreatening to the leadership, a Western diplomat said.