Sentence examples for brilliant flower from inspiring English sources

Fairbans, which is only a short distance from the Arctic Circle, has brilliant flower beds & a popular course in landscape gardening, given at the University of Alaska.

Burning bush, any of several plants so called for their striking fall foliage, brilliant flower display, or emission of a volatile flammable vapour (see gas plant).

The question is why Lucas — whose genius burst into brilliant flower in "Clones" and "Sith" — didn't (or couldn't) extend that artistry to the entire spectrum of his material, textual as well as physical.

Nevertheless, like many iconic plants, poinsettia (Euphorbia pulcherrima) has an interesting backstory if you care to look: the Aztecs called it cuetlaxochitl (brilliant flower), made a purple dye from its bracts and a fever medicine from its sap.

8. Sivasli Istanbul Yazmaci In this shop in the Grand Bazaar, rectangles of Turkish fabric are piled up to the ceiling and spill over onto every surface: gauzy silks as thin as a sigh, vintage scarves embroidered with metallic thread, brilliant flower-printed cottons.... Don't miss the theater costumes: heavy tunics and ballooning trousers in Barbie-doll pink.

Showy, brilliant flowers are a win-win-win solution.

Sure, it isn't likely to last; the most brilliant flowers never do.

The period during which they dominated the literary scene is now regarded as the brilliant flowering of Soviet literature.

A number of times he spoke to me about how he had been given 'five brilliant flowers,'" she writes.

In Bologna he had no real successors, but in Venice his work provided one of the bases for the brilliant flowering of Venetian painting in this period.

The necessary ingredients were present for a brilliant flowering of the Baroque art that Rubens had evolved in Italy, and his studio became an artistic centre not only for the Netherlands but for England, Spain, and central Europe as well.