“flowered”造句，怎麼用flowered造句

Under Inca rule, Andean civilization flowered as never before.

So I used gans and color when the plant was plant and had not flowered yet.

I know that some will recognize and respect my truth, and others will say I have dark flowered even more.

In order to set off the romantic atmosphere, her flowered silk scarf was used as belt decoration at the ball.

Elaborated the feminine artist with emphasis to the flowered theme concrete manifestation, how analyzes the feminine artist from three aspects is describes and displays colored.

The Pu elegant flower's flowering season only has two months, the flower opens when is extremely beautiful, the flower thanks when is also entire flowered Withers time.

So we may have been thinking backwards—it’s not that the tropics have greater biodiversity. Could be that the seasons of today’s temperate zones have diminished the biodiversity that once flowered.

I ask them to help me pack a few things, so they drag out the big wicker chest under the bed and bring me some small packages tied up in flowered handkerchiefs. " I want them, " I say.

It's not flowered.

Third section has made the deeper level discussion to the flowered image and flowered art.

She takes swimming lessons, goes to day care and insists on wearing flowered sandals to dance.

A flower opens, has a flowered love, Man Shan the fresh flower, only then you are my treasuring.

She wore her pale blue flowered smock with no underwear underneath; the smock stuck to her sweating body in the hot, damp air.

Geppetto did not have a penny in his pocket, so he made his son a little suit of flowered paper, a pair of shoes from the bark of a tree, and a tiny cap from a bit of dough.

That flowered hat is a real killer.

Sure, we have checked, striped, flowered and so on... how about this one, this is our most popular style.

Yellow-flowered European shrub cultivated for its succession of yellow flowers and very inflated bladdery pods and as a source of wildlife food.

For example, angustiflorus (narrow-flowered, because angustus = narrow); cauliflorus (flowered on the stem, because caulis = stem); grandiflorus (large-flowered, because grandis = large).

Any of several grasses of the genus Phleum, especially P. pratense, native to Eurasia, and P. alpinum, of North America, having a dense cylindrical inflorescence of compressed, one-flowered spikelets and widely cultivated for hay.

Invaders such as purple-flowered Asian melastome and strawberry guava threaten to overrun delicate Hawaiian natives such as thornless roses and delicate tree ferns.