Sentence examples for form of a flower from inspiring English sources

"Four-nil to the one-man team" was another chant, as the evidence was supplied about how daft it was to suspect Leicester without Jamie Vardy would take on the form of a flower without water.

It can take the form of a flower arrangement at a wedding or a cot and a blanket under a dry roof on a frigid night.

Arrange the banana slices in the form of a flower in the middle of the plate.

They are in the form of a dried flower.

"The canvas," Stout wrote, about another painting, "came not from any remembered form of flowers or flower beds but from a tree outside the door, a tree that the thin foliage of the lower reaches allowed the rising branches to be seen, rising, yet moving sideways, toward each other".

When Stephen's son, Robert, died prematurely in 1952, Sterling and Francine sent their condolences in the form of a telegram and flowers.

SOTO'S SQUID WITH UNI Firm petals of squid form a flower around soft uni and a pedestal for a quail egg, whose liquid yolk oozes down to find its orange mate in the urchin roe.

Depending on which direction researchers have approached this problem, models tend to appear in one of two forms, either a flower shaped factory of loops with little consideration of the NM (Frouin et al. 2003), or attachment to a NM at loop bases without representation of how these may come together into a factory (Cook 1999; Ottaviani et al. 2008) (Fig. 2B,D).

Layer the circles one on top of the other to form a flower pattern, then use a threaded needle to sew a small bead onto the center of the flower.

Most members of the family have large compound leaves, with the leaflets arranged in the form of a feather, and branched flower clusters.

Take the third figure-of-eight and stick it on top of the other two, to form a flower.