Sentence examples for load of flowers from inspiring English sources
"load of flowers" is a correct and common phrase in written English
It is used to describe a large quantity or amount of flowers. You can use this phrase when talking about arranging or buying flowers in bulk, or when describing a beautiful garden or floral display. Example: "She walked into the flower shop and was amazed by the load of flowers displayed on the shelves. There were so many vibrant colors and fragrances, she couldn't decide which ones to buy for her garden."
Spanning two feet in width and three feet in height, the hats carried a massive load of flowers, plumes, bows and ruffles.
Nora's invitations were offered "the way you'd offer a load of flowers or fruit... .. Descriptions of the family & guests & their interpersonal relationships.
The topless women carpenters inspired "Alabaster," published in a mid-eighties collection, "Left Out in the Rain": Tanya's bosom like a drawn bow Holly like a load of flowers Ann's gracious fruits Masa brown and slimming down from milky dark-veined weight and, slighter than the rest, But strongly dappled in the weltering-shady mind, Edie's alabaster breasts.
Plants willing to crank out loads of flowers under less-than-perfect conditions are what's needed.
Besides, she noted, it is difficult to assess what is greener: large loads of flowers transported over long distances efficiently or a smaller number grown locally, but requiring a heated greenhouse and a trip to a farmers' market in a pickup truck.
4. Buy what you need and not just what looks nice Surely it's not just me who wanders to the garden centre clutching a sensible list in a Sunday-morning daze, and winds up carting home a load of great big flowers.
A jet cargo plane loaded with 20 tons of flowers is on its way to the Central African Empire to put the finishing touches to the coronation on Sunday of Emperor Bokassa.
Masses of flowers load the cherry branches and color some bushes yellow and some red, but the grief in my heart is stronger than they, for though they were my joy formerly, today I notice them and turn away forgetting.
But for the past few springs it has dropped a load of buds before flowering.
And then sticking in a load of the "would flower forever if permitted" lot.
In Ms. Khalil's art, cut-outs of Lebanese, Syrian and Israeli characters and icons have been feminized with loads of glitter, fake flowers and rainbows.
