Sentence examples for first bloomer from inspiring English sources

When Stone lectured in the dress in the fall of 1851, hers was the first Bloomer most of her audiences had ever seen.

And though crocuses don't always multiply as quickly as is sometimes promised, they are reliable first-year bloomers.

Expect low blooms for first-time bloomers.

Marimekko was made for the working woman who could afford to ungirdle herself, one in a long line of "reform-dress" movements that started with the nineteenth-century feminist bloomer.

FOR the publication in July of her first book, "The Late Bloomer's Revolution," Amy Cohen imagined a promotional tour of bookstores in Sydney, Australia.

A new book explores the lost world of "bloomer girls," nineteenth-century female baseball players.

For his tenth, "Long Player, Late Bloomer," Sexsmith put himself in the hands of Bob Rock, the producer best known for his work with Metallica.

This is what Ron Sexsmith was saying about the appearance of a G.F.L. that ended up beginning a song on "Long Player — Late Bloomer," his twelfth album, released in 2011.

"Being a mother is the absolute hardest thing I've ever done, and I was surprised by what a physical toll it would take on me for the first two years," Ogier-Bloomer wrote in an email to The Huffington Post.

It was there that I started writing what would become Wild Rose, the first book of The Late Bloomer Series.

LIKE those roses known as repeat bloomers that appear first in spring, then in summer, the exhibition "Art and Oracle: Spirit Voices of Africa" opened twice this week at the Metropolitan Museum of Art.