Sentence examples for flowers a sort of from inspiring English sources
As Mr. Pelly did with costumes in "La Traviata," Bruce Donnell, in this "Figaro" production from 2008, made flowers a sort of keynote: markers of class, since they are grown and bestowed by underlings for the flattery and edification of aristocrats.
The oldest tea in Britain, a box of leaves and flowers neatly labelled "a sort of tea from China" more than 300 years ago, has turned up in the stores of the Natural History Museum in London.
The little flowers come as a sort of refreshing restart, the frigid days of bundling up in Daiso brand mittens and running through the streets of Hondori with red cheeks and a cold nose being replaced by bike rides up and down the rivers, looking for relief from the heat in a cool cup of iced matcha.
"Animals in the jungle, tropical flowers, it all has a sort of warm and sensual feel to it".
"It will be a sort of flower that blooms for just one day, because economic problems do not go away just because Spain wins," Maria Jose Herraiz, a 54-year-old housewife, told the Associated Press.
Make several slits around the dough with a pair of kitchen scissors, to form a sort of flower shape.
But until a new heart is created, the group will place flowers on the fountain daily as a sort of memorial, he said.
The branches crisscross on a diagonal, creating a diamond grid -- a sort of lattice that flowers and bears fruit.
"There was a sort of feeling of flower power and drugs," he says.
Maybe I'll try a game like Flower, for the PlayStation 3, which is a sort of motocross game for wind and petals.
