Sentence examples for budding flower from inspiring English sources

TO SOME it resembles a budding flower; others see a spaceport.

As police officers strung yellow crime scene tape across the driveway and house, he stared blankly at the budding flower garden Mrs. Yackel had painstakingly maintained.

He walked the extensive grounds of the resort making notes about every bird call he heard, every animal he saw, every budding flower and flowering tree.

Here's a taste, with Kahane performing the cycle's first song, "In the Wonderful Month of May," in which the cycle opens like a gently budding flower.

We never thought to see Wendell Willkie opening outward like a budding flower, but that seems to be what he's done since landing on the other side.

The New Yorker, October 3 , 1942P. 7 We never thought to see Wendell Willkie opening outward like a budding flower, but that seems to be what he's done since landing on the other side.

The artist seems to be comparing the girls to budding flowers.

Lovers shoot laser beams into one another's eyes while morphing into Art Nouveau entanglements of vines and budding flowers.

Stuart McCallum, whose woodland pictures are in the East End Arts Council's project room, gets even closer to amaryllis and gladiolus details, focusing on their gracefully curving stems and budding flowers.

Like budding flowers, these wines can be shy, revealing their charm, freshness and finesse gradually as they open in the glass and on the palate.

Such processes as cell enlargement, leaf and organ separation, budding, flowering, and fruit set (the formation of the fruit after pollination) and growth are influenced by auxins.