Sentence examples for some flowers for from inspiring English sources

Leave some flowers for their wonderful fragrance, but remove them before they start becoming fruit.

"So I asked them, 'Can you paint some flowers for me?' And I tried to copy them".

The woman paid us and then said, "How about I cut some flowers for you?" A bouquet for us? . . .

Dear Diary: It was a gray, slushy day, and I decided to get some flowers for our apartment.

They had almost finished blooming, so I grabbed my secateurs, filled a pail with warm water, and went out to cut some flowers for the house.

We saw the spring — a stone bowl of clear, flowing water — and the Old Man picked some flowers for his wife, an agricultural engineer, and we kept walking until the rain pelted down, then hurried back to the Mazda and to Malang — where I remembered I hadn't yet eaten satay komo.

The crash happened about 10m away from some flowers left for another cyclist who died.

Let yourself indulge in some local cuisine of the earth or some fresh flowers for your own pleasure.

Most impressively, though, a World War II tank, sitting outside a nearby former Nazi concentration camp for women had also been knit-hacked; the entire barrel of the tank's gun had been fit with a tight colorful wool sweater and adorned with some woolen flowers for good measure.

Mr. Kimmel gave a married couple performing in the show some wire flowers for their anniversary, and began fashioning simple figures and ornaments for other cast members while sitting at his small security desk, where a speaker delivers the audio from the onstage performance and a video monitor shows surveillance camera feeds.

Watch the birds build a nest, make sun tea, and buy some planted flowers for your front step.