Sentence examples for sudden bloom from inspiring English sources

Twombly's roses once burst into sudden bloom?

High temperatures and a sudden bloom have turned what some call the Bible Belt into the Pollen Belt.

The scallops there were decimated in 1985 when a sudden bloom of algae known as brown tide starved and killed them.

The sudden bloom of spare white spaces, in which art is front and center, has been joined by cafes and shops, making Beacon an attractive place to contemplate the creative process and while away an afternoon or evening.

She fared better in business mode, belting a throwback hit like "If I Ain't Got You," or her inevitable set closer, "Empire State of Mind (Part II) Broken Down," which sparked a sudden bloom of upheld smartphones across the Great Lawn.

The high death count, which is already double that of last year, is attributed to a sudden bloom of toxic red algae and a "mass murder mystery" in Indian River Lagoon where 47,000 acres of sea grass and 111 manatees died.

The month-on-month jump in average prices shouldn't be taken as a sudden blooming of pent-up demand.

This is, of course, because Buckley's "All Flowers in Time" becomes the primary motif establishing the sudden blooming of their love.

When waters are warm, the wrong species of algae can thrive in oceans, leading to sudden "blooms" of toxic species that take over.

To what does Mr. Chaya, a former dancer and a hands-on director, attribute the sudden blooming of dancers like Ms. Sims last season and Mr. Brown this one?

The sudden blooming of flowers is spectacular, particularly along the southern edges of the tundra, and for a short time in July the Barren Grounds are covered with a mass of flowers.