Sentence examples for taking flowers from inspiring English sources

Then, in the spring of 1996, he invited her to dinner alone, taking flowers.

Every weekend she visited her friend's grave, taking flowers, chocolates, letters and poems she had written for her.

"But unless you get someone to say, 'Hey, I saw this gentleman taking flowers off my porch,' " Commander Reese said, the police are unable to pursue an arrest.

The New Yorker, November 30 , 1935P. 11 On Sunday, driving by a rather bleak estate in Westchester County, we saw a sign which said: "Taking flowers or fruit from these premises will be duly resented".

By T. E. Flanagan and E. B. White The New Yorker, November 30 , 1935P. 11 On Sunday, driving by a rather bleak estate in Westchester County, we saw a sign which said: "Taking flowers or fruit from these premises will be duly resented".

He's talking about Mother's Day, taking flowers to the grave and then all the kids and their mate's and the grandkids went back to the house to eat and hang out.

Green's eccentric outfit was camouflaged with a flower wall on the stage, from which he emerged, surprising the audience and "taking flower power to a new level".

This kid's taking flower power to a whole new level.

Where, every day, thousands of people take flowers to Mao.

They took flowers, cards, a teddy bear and drawings.

Indrimi took flowers to Olga Ragusa, who was upstairs and not well enough to attend.