Sentence examples for ever bloom from inspiring English sources

"It's the most satisfying thing ever," Bloom said.

This thing was so wimpy, I doubted that it would ever bloom.

Ever-blooming would be nice too. A. Ever-bloomisg is pushing it, even in climates where roses are not deciduous.

Women of my generation are still the second-class citizens of fairy tales: only now, we don't even have the chivalry or the ever-blooming roses to comfort us in our eternal boredom.

I must not depend upon being ever very blooming again.

(The value of his support has also been somewhat downgraded by his habit of scrawling genially, on recommendations, "Best student I ever had").... Bloom, like his predecessors, has become rich and famous.

A team of federal biologists set out from Oregon on Monday to survey what could be the largest toxic algae bloom ever recorded off the west coast.

Bloom, ever curious and empathetic, imagines what a corpse must taste like: "They wouldn't care about the smell of it.

Cooler temperatures have cleared the air and, barring the rare deep freeze, greenery is as renegade as ever; sweet alyssum blooms in the gardens along with romantic white, pink, rose and red camellias.

Japan's famous cherry blossoms have come early this year, matching a 2002 record for the earliest blooms ever, according to Straits Times.

And yet our feelings lead us down that one path we only ever take deceptively edged with bloom after bloom after bloom.