Sentence examples for grounds to bloom from inspiring English sources

After allowing the coffee grounds to bloom, pour the rest of the water into the filter.

Grasses and wildflowers, including blueberry plants with delicate tubular florets, and miniature "daffodil garlic" flowers that burst out of semitransparent, elongated pods, fill the ground-space between Japanese hybrid rhododendrons and azaleas, many yet to bloom.

Wetting the ground — a practice that, Lauer points out, can cause more cocci to bloom in the following dry season — is still the most commonly used form of remediation.

The shrine I had already built for her was painfully exposed; in two years my mainstream existence had been razed to the ground to make room for a garden in which her every eccentricity was welcomed to bloom.

I usually plant the seeds of tender annuals — sunflowers, zinnias, cosmos, China asters, to name a few — directly in the ground, when things warm up in early May, about the same time the lilacs begin to bloom.

That kid needs to bloom".

The crabapples are about to bloom.

Glendale hopes to bloom with it.

Getting them to bloom is an art.

But another Mary was about to bloom.

And, to bloom afresh when needed.