Sentence examples for kind of bloom from inspiring English sources
"There was a kind of bloom of freedom in those days," said Nabil Maleh, a Syrian director who helped to make Igraa's career.
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The tubes gradually climb in a kind of blooming Skee-Ball ramp, culminating in the slick Citibank skyscraper in the distance.
He said that something happens to Campari — a kind of blooming and thickening — when it's shaken, and to illustrate the point we tried shaken and stirred Sbagliatos side by side.
Out of the ruins of the Commune, a very precarious kind of pluralism bloomed.
On a side street between Columbus and Amsterdam, almost every building has some kind of garden blooming in front of it.
Bill Belichick, of course, is a pure product of the grim-and-gloom-inducing Lombardi-Parcells tree — indeed, one has the impression that Belichick thinks that Parcells is actually a kind of back-bloom from his own branch.
"In the real world, outside of academia, scientific theory is up for all kinds of argument," Bloom said of the bill, which has not been written.
The paint, a sort of blooming algae.
We introduce two novel structures of Bloom Filters: Fragmented Bloom Filters and Iterated Bloom Filters.
"She has got a kind of precarious beauty," Bloom told me, fondly.
