Sentence examples for flourish from from inspiring English sources

Tragic drama would survive and flourish, from Sophocles to Shakespeare.

Can democracy ever, in fact, flourish from the barrel of a gun?

A final, enraptured flourish from the age of the Hollywood auteur.

Many more will continue to develop and will flourish from beyond these walls.

But for the squeamish, there is also a slash of black sesame salt, a nontraditional flourish from the chef.

If England are to shift national perceptions, they need a farewell flourish from their all-time leading try‑scorer.

Yes, the piece begins and ends with a fanfare flourish from a battery of 12 trumpets and percussion.

There is a four through fine leg, which is a flourish from Colly, and that's it for the morning session.

"Law of averages usually plays out," Battier said of the contrast between the late-game flourish from behind the arc and the rest of the game.

When Lionel catches him writing, Des says it is about "The Faerie Queene", Spenser's 16th-century celebration of virtues (and an indulgent flourish from Mr Amis).

But if someone emerges with a flourish from No. 13 Clemson's game at No. 11 Virginia Tech on Saturday, the A.C.C. could enter the picture.