Sentence examples for flowers explode from inspiring English sources

The first early flowers explode open, exposing their delicate flesh to the still-nippy air.

Crystals and Flowers Explode in New Infinity Room on Tokyo's Artificial Island.

In 1925 she began drawing again, vivid, bright flowers, exploding with pent-up ideas.

There's no question that Hong Kong's traditional holiday celebrations are colourful, from the buckets of freshly-cut flowers exploding out of market stalls during Chinese New Year to the gentle glow of the elaborate lanterns that pay homage to the harvest moon during the Mid-Autumn Festival.

Spring has sprung here in Ortigia, with the flowers exploding and the sea reflecting the deep azure blue of the sky and the white clouds hovering.

Other guests were not willing to believe their eyes: two-tone strapless party dresses with awkwardly draped bodices and ribbon-embroidered beige suits with a stiffened net flower exploding from a shoulder.

Above her head, on a ledge, an enormous flower arrangement exploded into bloom.

In the back rooms of the gallery, there are large photographs and videos that capture fascinating and violent images of flower compositions exploding in front of the camera.

One person has allegedly been killed in Trang and another woman, a municipal worker, was killed in Surat Thani when a bomb that was hidden in a flower bed exploded in front of the marine police's office.

"In the spring the flower pots would explode with blossoms".

And high overhead Rachel Feinstein hung a big, rococo-style papier-mache pitcher from which flowers burst as if from an exploded pinata.