Sentence examples for flower brothers from inspiring English sources

The Flower brothers, Andy and Grant, who are still potent batsmen, though not the force of old.

The Flower brothers led a strong batting line up, which also included Murray Goodwin, Alastair Cambell and Neil Johnson, who scored his maiden test century in that match in Peshawar in 1998 against Wasim, Waqar and Mushtaq.

He asked to be called Gaius Gracchus, in honor of the ancient Roman reformer, but also uses the pseudonym Hua Ge, or "Flower Brother," online.

Flower, brother of England's batting coach Andy (and wouldn't he have preferred a young Englishman to win the day?) employed his vast experience to ensure his county's first victory in a Lord's final since 1997.

Tuckerman's own literary career seems to represent a kind of introverted flowering of his brothers' diverse gifts.

While she played netball at school, the closest she got to a game of football was a tennis ball in the back yard with her older brother, a flower pot and a tree for goalposts.

But the stage for such exhibitionism was also set by "The Real World," "Court TV" and "The Jerry Springer Show," which have flowered into "Big Brother" and "Survivor".

"We'd lost hope," she said, holding flowers in her brother's memory.

(Listen to that chord change from the verse to the chorus in "Cut Flowers". Chills, Brother!) And the closing track "Kiss Your Tears Away," with sitar and phasing, is a dramatic and moving finale to one of the best records of the 80s.

Think of Mike Wadleigh's Woodstock, with its kaleidoscopic record of drug-addled flower children, or the Maysles brothers' Gimme Shelter, a murderous vision of the dark side of the Sixties 'peace and love' ethos.

Flower mates with Yossarian's brother, Zaphod, but Viale kills the resulting pups and banishes Flower from the group, allowing her to return later.