Sentence examples for display of flowers from inspiring English sources

They had prepared a beautiful display of flowers on a little table, together with the picture of my family home that I'd had painted [by another prisoner].

When all the flowers fade, don't chuck the bulb away, but keep it for another even bigger display of flowers next year.

It's usually best to avoid the throngs of people that might gather around a particularly vivid display of flowers, since equally satisfying vistas can be found in many less-congested areas, especially on remote roads off the Interstate.

As he came to the store's outdoor display of flowers and plants, he put down his briefcase, grabbed the stand's garden hose and showered his head with a squeeze of the spray nozzle.

For him, the medieval rituals of S&M, with its strict behavioral codes and specialised equipment, was in no way different from the fashion rituals of modern women, attempting to make themselves attractive and powerful, or from the display of flowers or the arrangement of nude bodies.

If the Keukenhof's staff of 24 gardeners could plant 7 million bulbs in multiple layers to provide two months of bloom between the end of September and the first frost, surely I could plant a mere 2,000 or 3,000 to give me a three-week display of flowers in May.

Talk story about a display of flowering plants at the Frick Collection.

Painted along the Lieutenant River, near the museum, it captures an effusive display of flowering laurel blossoms beneath a fringe of leaves.

By Kennedy Fraser The New Yorker, April 11 , 1977P. 27 Talk story about a display of flowering plants at the Frick Collection.

The overall feel is odd but comfortable, with generous displays of flowers -- sunflowers and peonies at my visit.

linz09.at; spitzhotel.at The Royal Botanic Gardens at Kew is celebrating its 250th anniversary this year with the biggest, boldest displays of flowers and a series of special events.