Sentence examples for flowers this time from inspiring English sources

The use of flowers this time was meant to be a "symbol of life for women and the huge struggle we always have," she said.

Mr. Panichgul once did a show around flowers; this time he evoked the thought of a garden, with dragonfly embroidery and an exploding dandelion print on a black ground.

"And then?" There were no flowers this time.

Place the filler berries, etc. that you chose in the same manner as you did the filler flowers, this time placing them before and to the right and left of your focal flowers, and again a couple can be glued into the bow.

She poses placidly in front of more flowers, red this time, and a vivid yellow-and-brown print that looks like it might be native to South Sudan.

AP1 expression levels began to increase at day 10, suggesting that wild-type plants are in transition to flowering around this time point.

Flowers are popular this time of year.

This setting will focus principally on the flowers available at this time of year.

We had learned from our flower stores, so this time did everything right.

The late century experienced a second flowering of idealism, this time led by the English philosophers T.H. Green (1836 82), F.H. Bradley (1846 1924), and Bernard Bosanquet (1848 1923), and the rise of American pragmatism, represented by Charles Sanders Peirce (1839 1914) and William James (1842 1910).

Roses are traditionally the flower of choice this time of year, but rather than gifting a bunch, instead look for something that will last a little longer and pack a heftier punch.