Sentence examples for plants burgeoning from inspiring English sources

The second layer is much like smell: an evocation of sense memories of, for me, summer camp in Michigan - tangled plants, burgeoning with life, or perhaps only seen so for being adolescent and hormone-saturated in the seeing - hazy afternoons, sunlight, humid air - shouts and runs and leaps.

There is also a multitude of symbolic swellings and swoonings: stars shoot and wand-like plants burgeon.

Over the next few years they noticed the colour of the soil darkening to a rich chocolate brown and wildlife inhabiting the garden: first came worms and fat-bodied spiders, next bees and dragonflies as the plants burgeoned, and finally birds.

Certainly, even without TXU's three new plants and burgeoning wind industry.

As a spring goddess she oversees the budding plants and burgeoning fertility of the earth.

Recently scientific interest in medicinal plants has burgeoned due to increased efficiency of plant derived drugs and raising concern about the side effects of modern medicine.

Into this closed world comes dreamy-eyed Dahlia (Rachel Muldoon), and before you can say Little Shop of Horrors he's fallen in love, his plants have burgeoned on a potion spiked with his own blood, and the other guy, Hyde (a cartoonishly brutish Tim Hodges), has come hulking out of him, looking for fights and fornication.

If you have no specialized skills, there's little reason to uproot to another state and be the last in line for a low-paying job at a new auto plant or a burgeoning green-energy cluster.

Danfoss has one plant there, in the burgeoning west of the country.

He is showing me pictures of his puppy and his burgeoning pot plant.

Plant perception Imagine the career that awaits you in the burgeoning field of plant perception, which is based on the self-evident and not-at-all-stupid contention that plants possess not only sentience but also telepathy.