Sentence examples for faded bloom from inspiring English sources
Cherry Jones is splendid as Amanda, a faded bloom in the bouquet of family.
He wrote a poem for him:A silent, fragile hand has drawn in space a white flower emptied of its blood.Soon it will open, blossom out.Soon, though faded, bloom again.Mr Marceau was garrulous and gregarious where Bip was not.
If the weather is kind in the final three weeks then a few might achieve this, but the reality is that most will work until the last possible moment – lest the rim of a pot, a faded bloom or leaking pond lose them vital points and the chance of a decent medal.
Success or another faded bloom?
In my Pennsylvania garden, plants in full sun bloomed from April through June and, if the faded blooms were cut back, again in September.
On paper, they were a competent nightclub singer and a technically superb session guitarist, reviving such faded blooms of the music publishers' back catalogue as Nola, Tiger Rag and The World Is Waiting for the Sunrise.
Maintain constant blooming of your petunias during the season by pinching off faded blooms (deadheading).
Deadheading, the process of removing faded blooms, is not required with these roses.
The phrase, after all, is redolent of perfume, fading bloom, a tinge of melancholy and fragile romance.
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