Sentence examples similar to blossoming meadow from inspiring English sources

And by doing so, we can collectively and metaphorically watch the lifeless, fallow land of the past eight years, transform into fields of opportunities that blossom, meadows of chance that flower, pastures of possibility that thrive, grasslands of likelihood that grow and an entire countryside of potential to flourish... on a new day, under a new sun, with our new president.

Rolling meadows and blossoming orchards leap from the canvas in Sally Stafford's seamless collection of paintings.

A boyish flourish nonetheless, these were juxtaposed with crepe tea dresses that clearly had their roots in that same period but came in the sludgy colour palette Miuccia Prada has by now made her own, and in black and white, and embroidered with sprigs of sparkling silver cherry blossom, pink meadow flowers and gold and silver birds in flight.

The months in order beginning with one corresponding to the Gregorian months of September and October were Vendémiaire (meaning "vintage"), Brumaire ("mist"), Frimaire ("frost"), Nivôse ("snow"), Pluviôse ("rain"), Ventôse ("wind"), Germinal ("seedtime"), Floréal ("blossom"), Prairial ("meadow"), Messidor ("harvest"), Thermidor ("heat"), and Fructidor ("fruits").

Praising the kibbutz gardens, the fruits of his labor, she said that, thanks to him, they lived in a green meadow, in the shade of blossoming orchards, among blooming flower beds.

Across a meadow, one small part of the homesteader's dream survived: a few of his apple trees were blossoming with spring flowers.

Gallinari is blossoming.

Areas are blossoming.

Indeed, the journal is now blossoming.

Work blossomed.

Or blossomed?