Sentence examples for nice florist from inspiring English sources

There was a nice florist called Howe.

I know we all "despaired" over the Tesco Metros that appeared like cold sores on our ailing high streets, in the holes that a nice florist or library could have filled.

"I imagined dark and moody — and wicked," Mr. Ackerman said, adding that he had rejected both Blade and Atlas, "nice, but traditional," florists.

Shall we pick up something nice from our regular florist or would you rather take flowers from the new one that's opened in the mall.

Flo Rida feat T-Pain, Low (Atlantic) If someone looked your mother, say, or that nice lady from the florists, up and down and commented not only on how her "birthday cakes" were likely to "steal the show", but how she appeared to be "so sexual" that she was "flexible", you would, quite understandably, feel a bit miffed.

All you need to do is go buy some really nice but not expensive flowers; consider using a florist who can put bunches of flowers together for you to build up the arch.

I was never a fan of the holiday, but working 16-hour days was a nice change of pace from an otherwise boring gig, and seeing florists forced to draw penises on cards and boyfriends jokingly mention their partners' thongs in messages almost made the lack of sleep worth it.

"After I had made the funeral arrangements, I went to the florist in Tottenville and ordered a floral wreath and picked out a nice wreath-ribbon to go on it.

Next came the florist.

This is P--. the florist.

Florist and grocer Bill Harvey agreed.