Sentence examples for blossoming tree from inspiring English sources

This summer a blossoming tree of roses sheltered a romantic tryst.

He stopped now and then to sit on a bench or inhale the scent of a blossoming tree.

WHEN he was 52, with a hand that still trembled, Vann Nath produced a painting of a young man lying under a blossoming tree.

To be honest, unless you're a fruit-tree nerd, one blossoming tree is as pretty as the next – although the plum is more fragrant than the cherry and its fruit more versatile.

A kid's shoe, a glove on a railing Everything in the room at the Turner prize show derives its language from this blossoming tree, even the special designs he has created for the metal airvent grilles.

Vernal vegetation — flowers dotting fresh grass, blossoming trees as pink as ice cream cones — is madly in bloom.

Our timing was perfect: hundreds of cedar waxwings on their way north decided to rest in the gardens' blossoming trees.

These bees -- 13,000 Italian Starlines -- buzz around city streets, parks and terraces in search of blossoming trees.

Scouring the landscape for a tell-tale flash of pink, I eventually located the gently rolling parkland threaded with paths and pricked with blossoming trees.

This image of topographical sublimation offers a pastel, nearly labial ravine — full of snakes on one side and blossoming trees on the other — that illustrates the cooling of the south winds by the Himalayas.

By this theory, people find blossoming trees beautiful because they're likeliest to bear ripe fruit; they love waterfalls because clear, cascading water is likeliest to be fresh and potable -- and full of fish to eat.