Sentence examples for but blossom from inspiring English sources

They begin in intimacy and restraint, but blossom into the vividly descriptive.

Ms. Spears is someone who lives more in the world of feelings than facts, which is one reason she can be a difficult interview but blossom on stage or in the studio.

Sarah Coburn's Asteria started unevenly but blossomed.

He trusted Ashton but blossomed through that innings.

The relationship starts out poorly but blossoms, reaching across social and racial boundaries.

He played sparingly as a rookie in 1997 but blossomed into an All-Pro last year.

Ramos was born in Uruguay, but blossomed at St. Benedict's preparatory school in Newark, New Jersey, where his family settled when he was 11.

Basses like Fritz Hübner and Siegfried Vogel, many years his senior, as well as Mr. Pape, who is only a year older but blossomed much sooner.

It was first spotted on August 7th 2006 by Robert McNaught of the Siding Spring Observatory in Australia, but blossomed into brilliance only at the end of the first week of January.

If you begin the season nursing injuries and being used as a reserve but then start the final eight games, as Dorsett did this season, the angle is that you wasted early time but blossomed late.

Mr. Duncan's friendship with Mr. Obama began in pickup basketball games but blossomed seven years ago when he became Chicago's top school official, and Mr. Obama began to use him as a sounding board for education reform ideas.