Sentence examples for started blooming from inspiring English sources

Things were odd enough here when the roses started blooming in December.

So when they all started blooming a few weeks ago, I showed up, pruners in hand.

Notice the way that the lights is coming through the trees or how the flowers have just started blooming.

But according to the official Xinhua news agency, some bamboo has also started blooming in Sichuan and Shaanxi provinces, home to the rest of China's estimated 1,590 wild pandas.

Shortly after I returned to the U.S., in 2011, the grungy, amorphous Occupy movement started blooming; protesters were railing against the impunity of "the one per cent" in Houston, as they were in dozens of other cities across the country.

Over that time, flowers have started blooming 7-10 days earlier in the spring.

Your nonflowering vines may still be too young; moonflowers take a long time to start blooming.

But they grow easily from seed, and it takes only two or three years for them to start blooming.

Some years it starts blooming in late autumn, producing a blue-violet blossom whenever there are a few mild days.

Like many rosemaries, if not pruned too heavily, Arp will start blooming in December and last through June.

By the end of day one, the festival has found its rhythm, and the screenings start blooming all over the site.