This means the breaking off of many flourishing friendships.
Silesia, a rich province with many flourishing towns and an advanced economy, was an important acquisition for Prussia.
There were many clutch shots, many flourishes, but Mickelson felt the key stroke came on the par-3 No. 13, where he started his back-nine surge.
But like the flimflam men he loves to write about, the playwright disguises his intentions with so many flourishes that it's easy for audiences not to notice what's actually going on.
(Brantley) 'The Testament of Mary' A great actress, Fiona Shaw, and a fine, trenchant script by Colm Toibin struggle to assert themselves in this one-woman show about the mother of Jesus, directed with far too many flourishes by Deborah Warner.
Whatever the reason, it's among the many flourishes — some endearing, some not so much — that lend the Strand, which opened last October on an anonymous block on West 37th Street, its accidental charm.
Sure, his rendition of "It Had To Be You" has so many flourishes that if it were an outfit you might say, "Honey, lose the last three bracelets," but it is irresistible nonetheless.
In the medieval period there were many flourishing villages in this formerly fertile region, but under Turkish rule the area became depopulated, agriculture declined, and the region became a grazing area known for its horses and horsemen.
Palace recorded a comfortable 2-0 victory against League Two Blackpool, a performance without many flourishes but will be filed under 'job done', after a sticky start to the Premier League season.
(Gates) 'The Testament of Mary' (closes on Sunday) A great actress, Fiona Shaw, and a fine, trenchant script by Colm Toibin struggle to assert themselves in this one-woman show about the mother of Jesus, directed with far too many flourishes by Deborah Warner.
