Sentence examples for lily bloom from inspiring English sources

Now we meet her again, as 66-year-old Lily Bloom, an American in London, dying, dead and dead-alive.

But many a garden has gotten by with good lily bloom where there is some modicum of shade.

And she starts to recite - "She made three paces through the room, She der-der-der-der lily bloom" - as customers look on, a touch bemused.

Earlier this evening - if this still is evening, we've waited so bloody long - I, Lily Bloom, picked my way down Old Compton Street.

"How the Dead Live" is narrated by one Lily Bloom, an American lying in a hospital in London, dying of cancer, although narrates is putting it politely: it's like saying the Ancient Mariner has a few things he'd like to share with us.

The novel chronicles the painful death and unhappy afterlife of one Lily Bloom, an angry Jewish American expat in London who succumbs to breast cancer and then finds herself assigned -- maybe for eternity -- to Dulston, a boring London dead people's suburb filled with boring London dead people.

As if to illustrate the principle of genetic variability, a few of the many golden trout lily blooms have distinctive brick-red anthers.

robusta that took 12 years to produce a single flower; this spring it put on a marvellous display of enormous water lily blooms – what a joy!

Their jaws drop in amazement as they walk through the sheltering tall oak trees and into an explosion of bobbing multicolored lotus and lily blooms as far as they can see.

Two years later, "Where the Lilies Bloom" received similar reviews.

Robert B. Radnitz, a producer of family moviesincluding "Sounder" and "Where the Lilies Bloom" and who was praised for not playing down to his audience or filling the screen with violence, died on June 6 at his home in Malibu, Calif.