Sentence examples for own blossoming from inspiring English sources

Snowmass, nine miles from downtown Aspen with its own blossoming village, is also part of the overall resort but is vast enough to be considered by itself.

We learn about Theobald's arrival from England after the death of his mother, with whom he lived, his self-imposed homesickness (much manifested in the importation and ingestion of British sweets), the setting up of his caravan, cottage garden and cactus garden in the desert and his own blossoming in size, serenity and fatherhood.

"Yet even now, as they sold princess bags by the crateload, it must have been too great a stretch of their imagination to picture their own daughter blossoming into a royal bride," the paper said.

I'm looking for this transition to save something in me, rather than being an owning or blossoming or a divine expression of who I am.

As his own career blossomed, the fun continued.

Obama will meet youth leaders and promote community organizing near the same South Side neighborhoods where his own activism blossomed and propelled him to two terms in the White House that ended with Donald Trump's inauguration on January 20.

Spain's own talent has blossomed abundantly too, helped by attitudes to heritage and planning very different from those in Britain.

She then called the Brooklyn Botanic Garden, which produces its own cherry blossom festival each year.

It's often just a case of waiting it out until your own physique blossoms, in its own way and in its own time.

I would say that the Denver comedy scene right now is truly blossoming and coming into its own.

German Groupon clones are blossoming like mushrooms and even regional newspapers are launching their own copycats.