Sentence examples for late blossom from inspiring English sources

A pair of elderly couples star in the 2011 film "Late Blossom".

Those who can, return to work often as car-park attendants, street cleaners and security guards.When illness strikes, some choose to end their own lives, like one of the couples in "Late Blossom".

"Camelot," with its witty book and lyrics by Alan Jay Lerner and sumptuous music by Frederick Loewe, the team that created "My Fair Lady," represents a late blossom from the glory days of musical comedy, once the staple of the Broadway theater.

Media outlets were quick to note the parallels with the death of an elderly couple in "Late Blossom", a rare Korean film on growing old that was a box-office hit in 2011.That year more than 4,000 South Koreans over the age of 65 committed suicide: a rate five times higher than in 1990, and nearly four times the rich-country average (see chart).

These are the late blossoms and the small green tomatoes that are unlikely to ripen before the season ends.

Finally, there are small green tomatoes and late blossoms that have little likelihood of growing and ripening before the season ends.

The Plot Against America by Philip Roth, extracted in the Guardian last Saturday, is the newest triumph in what is surely the most prolific late blossoming in literary history.

After the revolution of 1989, Raducanu reissued all his earlier records and produced several more CDs in a late blossoming of talent.

It is her late blossoming, in a Gallic cinematic culture which offers older women more substantial roles than perhaps any other, that has proved most satisfying.

Her family set up a Facebook page where they gave regular updates on Joan's late blossoming writing career.

Millwall goalkeeper David Forde has emerged as the current number one and it has been a late blossoming for the 34-year-old who became the oldest player in Irish history to be capped competitively for the first time when he ran out against Sweden in 2013.