Sentence examples for no bloom from inspiring English sources
They're not too old to execute their movement, but they bring it no bloom, no juice; and the dance texture throughout feels meager.
Violet in turn wrote, in French, the delightfully vengeful "Broderie Anglaise" ("English Embroidery"), in which Vita is Lord Shorne, Violet is Anne Lindell, and Virginia Woolf — who had since become Vita's other, more famous lover — is the acidic Alexa Harrowby Quince, "one of those women," Violet writes, "who, having no bloom to lose, improve with age".
This study used no Bloom filters >312 MB, due to an observation that the filters became unspecific if they were larger than this size.
shows that while three to four years old, there was almost no bloom, at five to six years old, almost all the trees flowered, some rather profusely, and by the age of eight to nine years old, most trees bloomed heavily.
This summer's plants are growing rapidly but have no blooms.
I gave him a green Schminnow, hoping that it would change his luck, and wended my way through the dunes along the path with no blooms.
I remind myself that February, not April, is the cruelest month, as Eliot would have known if he'd remembered his American upbringing, and that March is no blooming peach of a month either.
During this season there are virtually no blooming plants and perhaps as a result, A. lucidus adults do not feed.
Under-fertilization will result in no blooming at all or just a few small blooms.
Inadequate light will result in lots of leafs but no blooms.
An east or north window will result in less to no blooms, but the plant will survive.
