Sentence examples for brilliant bloom from inspiring English sources

Practical applications"There is a brilliant bloom on the MBA rose," says David Wilson, president and CEO of the Graduate Management Admission Council (GMAC), a non-profit organisation dedicated to business education.

I first bridled at Henry Goodman, an English actor playing an Irish Jew, with an accent that seemed to wander the world when there already was a brilliant Bloom (Stephen Rea) doing the narration.

The camellias outside the Capitol are in brilliant bloom, the thick tule fog comes rolling up the Great Central Valley on cold mornings, and Frank Fat's, the illustrious Chinese restaurant and bar downtown, fills nightly with lobbyists and legislators looking for deals.

Nothing seems to happen for a long while, and then, all of a sudden, when the timing and conditions are just right: a growth spurt, a brilliant bloom, and a metamorphosis - all enabled by the same DNA.

We all want our child to go to a "fantastic" nursery, and then on to a "brilliant" school where kindly, wise and authoritative teachers will nurture their amazing talents into full and glorious bloom.

Although many people have a soft spot for Felix the Cat, one of my all-time favorites is Bill the Cat, from Berkeley Breathed's brilliant Bloom County.

While I'm currently drawn to Pearls Before Swine and Get Fuzzy, there is a special place in my heart for Berkeley Breathed's ferociously brilliant Bloom County and, of course, Bill Watterson's hilarious Calvin and Hobbes.

From spring to autumn a succession of brilliant wildflowers bloom.

Pass the test, and you win the U-shaped life: a glorious upswing, a brilliant late bloom.

The garden, festive with sunflowers, pansies and other vivid blooms, has the naturalness of an English garden, with a decorative old cart filled with brilliant red geraniums, adding an artful touch to the flowering panorama.

From deep beneath the loam of memory heaped over the canvas, Kiefer's vast, rutted wastelands have germinated brilliant resurrections: pastel blooms, spikes of verdure sprouting irrepressibly through the skin of a hard-baked earth-rind; or peachy-pink poppies trembling atop spindly black stalks that climb gawkily from bituminous slag.