Sentence examples for late flourishing from inspiring English sources

Picasso's late flourishing in the 1960s proved them wrong.

All the same, Mr Miliband's late flourishing should make them regret the vast amount of time they have spent deriding him.

WILLEM DE KOONING AT L&M ARTS AND GAGOSIAN GALLERY The coincidence of these two shows is a reminder of the delights of a late flourishing in the career of this great artist.

Clay follows her subject from difficult decades of bringing up the children of a man whose capriciousness increased with his fame to an impressive late flourishing: in the nineteen-twenties, Emma, in her forties, became an author and a practicing psychoanalyst.

Carbonite, meanwhile, part of the as-of-late flourishing technology sector, had to pull back on its price range.

The result was cruel on relegation-threatened Bristol, who looked the most likely team to grab a late winner in late flourish.

Read's dashing late flourish helped them lay the foundations for their opening First Division victory of the season.

Bellamy and Ramsey's late flourish was good for Chris Coleman and not a bad thing for Wilmots, either.

Both men worried about the fraudulent nature of their business, struggled between profanity and culture, and were granted a late flourish.

Despite this late flourish, the economy shrank by 1.7% in 2009 as a whole.Inflation in South Africa edged down to 6.2% in January from 6.3% in December, leaving it just outside the central bank's target range of 3-6%.

"I took to walking around with [The Unbearable Lightness of Being] sticking out of my blazer pocket … There is always the hope that a writer you love might produce a late flourish".