Sentence examples for flowers adopt from inspiring English sources
Then we fill our houses with bouquets of flowers, adopt pets and scent absolutely everything that touches our lives.
The PLLA-PEOz-PLLA micelles adopt a "flower-like" arrangement with A-blocks at the core and a B-block on the shell under neutral condition.
For decades countries have been "encouraged" -- even by making it a condition of a needed loan -- to use prime farmland to grow luxury and non-food items from coffee to cut flowers for export, and to adopt an agricultural model dependent on imported fertilizers, pesticides, and seeds.
She is dressed in the faded black flowered coverall she adopts when no guests are expected, and a pair of slouchy black leggings and slippers.
In November, the Village of Flower Hill tentatively adopted a revised code for the first time in 30 years, deleting obsolete restrictions on hunting and operating steam whistles.
But only a small minority of flower farms have adopted environmentally friendly methods, like banning toxic chemicals for pest control, said Nora Ferm of the International Labor Rights Forum, an advocacy organization where she is the program director of a "fairness in flowers" public education campaign that began a few years ago.
The chrysanthemum, cultivated first as an herb in ancient China before arriving in Japan in the eighth century, became particularly popular in America — many a mum has been worn to a homecoming game — and flower shows have adopted some of the Japanese expertise.
An isolated microspore culture of F1 flower buds was adopted to obtain 160 DH lines [ 20].
Mosses and lichens adopt this strategy, as do some flowering plants, which are sometimes called resurrection plants.
Plutarch likens properly educated young men in their attitude towards poetry to the way bees select the best from flowers (32E), a simile adopted by the Christians, Basil (To young men on the right use of literature 4.7 8), and Gregory of Nazianzus (Orationes 43.13.1).
