Sentence examples for made it bloom from inspiring English sources

Indeed, it was migrants from Kerala who first planted roses in the Negev desert and made it bloom.

The box sported a bleached-out map of Israel with vivid splashes of green - the story it told was of an arid desert, where no one lived before green-fingered Jewish refugees and Holocaust survivors (including a handful of my relatives) arrived and made it bloom.

Decorating makes it bloom".

We help make it bloom, and that's a truly brilliant thing.

"Creativity is so delicate a flower that praise tends to make it bloom while discouragement often nips it in the bud," he wrote.

It summarizes how the federal government, doing the bidding of large farmers, manipulated water: capturing it and bringing it through concrete rivers, sometimes hundreds of miles long, to where it would irrigate the desert and make it bloom.

"K&K" may lack the pathos that would make it bloom, but it's still rich in arid humor and has the indestructible, if potted, vitality of a cactus on a receptionist's desk.

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But Pat Boran, who helped found the festival four years ago, made it quite clear that Leopold Bloom was not welcome at this particular party, warning with some choice Irish obscenities, "Don't you dare".

In Dune, Paul knows that if the desert planet is made to bloom, it will support a larger population, and the ethic of individualism will be eroded.

Baked in an iron skillet and garnished with a zucchini bloom, making it as beautiful as it is delicious, it is served with a slice of gourmet butter and can be ordered as an appetizer.