Sentence examples for may Be flowers from inspiring English sources
Big, gangly outlines intimate a duck, a face-off between craggy human profiles, pairs of hands (they may be flowers) or pots and vases.
As popular a motif in art history as they may be, flowers manage to get revitalized in artist Maggie West's FLORA.
Neat rosettes of fresh leaves will be produced within a few weeks and there may be more flowers in late summer.
The inflorescence may be few flowered or have up to 6,000,000 flowers, as in certain palms.
Avoid straggly plants, even though they may be in flower.
The best evidence that the broadcast audience is growing may be the flowering of new local channels, said Francis X . Wilkinson general manager of KJLA-TV, an L.A. station.
A scruffy bunch of flowers may be better than no flowers at all but I've always known that, with guidance, my results could be so much better.
Donations in lieu of flowers may be made to Little Flower Children's Services, Wading River, NY.
Donations in lieu of flowers may be made to Prime Time House, Torrington, CT., or The Salvation Army.
The banyan may be decorated with flowers or strewn with rice and other offerings.
Breakfast may be on the flowering balcony, perhaps with fat cat Jules.
