Sentence examples for going to bloom from inspiring English sources

"It's like cutting down the bush, but it's going to bloom with fresh growth in a few years," he said.

I'm thinking even if I eat 12 doughnuts, my hips are never going to bloom out like that.

She recommends writing down the time of the blooms "so you can go to the garden center and say I want something that's going to bloom between the poppies, for example, and the end of June".

Hachadourian knew a week and a half beforehand that the corpse flower was going to bloom, but he didn't say anything: "If it didn't flower, I knew this guy would never let me live it down".

"You get these little lumpy things, you put them in the ground in the fall, and you have faith winter is going to pass, spring is going to come and these are going to bloom.

The cherry trees are going to bloom later this month.

It's probably only worth purchasing this if you're going to be making blooming onion regularly though.

"I tell people who ask, 'When are things going to be in bloom?' to go to Walmart," Mr. Fairey said.

So when it emerged that they planned to mark Bloomsday 2013 by publishing "The works of Master Poldy", fans might assume they were going to Tweet Mr Bloom's wisdom to the world, or maybe produce a quick ebook.

This is going to be usually after they bloom, because they have such a short bloom life.

So how much is Nanoleaf Bloom going to cost?