Sentence examples for blossoming world from inspiring English sources

Brazilians' bitter disappointment at being humiliated in their record 7-1 defeatoto Germany in Tuesday's semi-final has been tempered for some by blossoming World Cup romance.

Suppose there are two rival companies — let's call them A and B. Each wants to dominate the blossoming world of electronic books.

Eventually, by the late 1990's, the admitted "design junkie" with another degree in architectural engineering, found his way into the blossoming world of sports when he developed the Miami Heat's American Airlines Arena and the Air Canada Center, home of the Toronto Raptors and the Maple Leafs.

In the mid-70s, the same renaissance was happening across the pond in the UK, and photographer Mick Rock nicknamed "The Man Who Shot the 70s"—somehow managed to document both blossoming worlds.

The notion of housing as an investment first began to blossom after World War II, when the nesting urges of returning soldiers created a construction boom.

There are a multitude of reasons: The roads don't seem so free or open as they were when the affair blossomed after World War II.

The region's auto-design industry, which dates back to the start of Turin's car industry a century ago, blossomed after World War II under the direction of men like Nuccio Bertone.

The nearly empty hall illustrates a trend seen across the nation: Fraternal groups that blossomed after World War II are now fighting for survival.

Gov 2.0 and Open Government are blossoming around the world, as evidenced by the historic gathering this week in Brazil of the Open Government Partnership.

And look at The Returned or Buffy the Vampire Slayer – they both began in cinemas as easily forgettable fluff, but couldn't blossom as world-beaters until they discovered the time and space that television offered them.

Here's my primer to the colorful and complex world of artists on the outskirts and the strange worlds blossoming inside their minds.