Sentence examples for could bloom from inspiring English sources

With luck they could bloom at their usual time.

This meant cities could bloom in previously inhospitable places, such as the Arabian Peninsula.

Dolichospermum reached high biomass regardless of the nitrogen (and phosphorus) provided, suggesting that this species could bloom in situations with and without nitrogen limitation.

For buyers and sellers, the open house is an awkward first date that could bloom into a more lasting relationship — and a signed contract.

I made a suggestion that they save themselves some work and mow that meadow once a year rather than weekly, so the wildflowers could bloom.

At the cost of two No. 3 draft picks, it feels as if the Nets are playing Russian roulette, but if Williams stays and attracts more talent, Barclays Center could bloom like the nearby Brooklyn Botanic Garden.

But on Cashel Street, for now, the blooming of the sunflowers amid the laneways offer a glimpse that New Zealand's garden city could yet bloom again.

All of this also links to Brown v. Board of Education in Topeka, Kansas (60th anniversary in 2014) where the biggest concern blocking school integration is that little Black kids and little White kids might have meaningful friendships that could then bloom into adolescent relations wherein intimacies across racial lines might develop.

Anybody who'd seen him here in the last couple of weeks could see him bloom and get better and better every day". For Cigar, there are other races back East.

If too little nutrition is stored, the plant could refuse to bloom or have greatly reduced foliage the next year.

If it could remake Bloom into a donnish conservative, why should his students settle for less?