Sentence examples for like a flowering from inspiring English sources

But organic is just the earliest bud in what is beginning to look like a flowering of supermarket narrative.

As the African adage says, "a man must be like a flowering pole, he must grow wherever he is planted".

He says that the kids on the block have a moment, before they get street smart, before they toughen, before the South Bronx claims them — a moment of "delicacy and correctness and trust that is like a flowering, and then it closes".

This member of the buttercup family grows wild in North America and looks like a flowering bush.

Decoded by the police, it runs, in part, "I WANT TO OPEN LIKE A FLOWER VIOLET.

Mattie gets beaten with a real switch rather than something that looks a like a flower.

Would you like a flower?

Really, it's like a flower opening.

"Well, you look like a flower.

His face opens like a flower.

She's got a face like a flower".