Sentence for flowers | Use flowers in a sentence

Sentences with flowers in them. The sentences below are ordered by length from shorter and easier to longer and more complex. They use flowers in a sentence, providing visitors a sentence for flowers.

• No flowers by request. (8)
• Madame is fond of flowers? (8)
• The dinner flowers were pale. (8)
• Buying flowers at such a moment! (8)
• She bought herself some flowers. (8)
• The flowers gave light for light. (22)
• The Little Flowers of St. Francis. (8)
• Jane drank his look at the flowers. (10)
• She had the poetic passion for flowers. (10)
• Was she, then, like those flowers of hers? (8)
• But who buys flowers at this time of night? (8)
• If those flowers were for her she would prize them. (10)
• A silver cup of flowers was reflected in that mirror. (8)
• Some sweet wild cyclamen flowers were at her breast. (10)
• And Guy inhaled the flowers and spake prettily to them. (10)
• Like the sustaining air Are both for flowers and weeds. (10)
• Well, then, much so with the flowers of the two hands and feet. (10)
• Sister to all the noble flowers of light that inhabited the wind! (8)
• She moved from the window, and busied herself with a bowl of flowers. (8)
• The table, too, covered with flowers and with the remnants of a meal. (8)
• Crossjay ranged ahead and picked flowers, bounding back to show them. (10)
• Why they should be more wakeful than the other flowers, I do not know. (8)
• Still, I was to go, and dine, and float on the water, plucking flowers. (10)
• He stole a look; but she was gone again, swaying and sniffing at the flowers. (8)
• She stood there scarcely breathing, the chicory flowers held before her lips. (8)
• Hilary picked up the fragments of the flowers, and dropped them into the grate. (8)
• The tree seemed sorrowful in its withering flowers of the colour of trodden snow. (10)
• Out of this they made a crown of the alternate flowers, and a girdle for her waist. (8)
• And the owl hooted, and the white flowers fell into the dusk off her hair and waist. (8)
• And, having finished the arrangement of her flowers, she went out to find her niece. (8)
• Again he had the turbulent feeling with which he had watched her pluck those flowers. (8)
• Flowers had seemed to be had for the picking; now they were all thorned and prickled. (8)
• Her eyes seemed really to fly over the field, like bees after the flowers and the honey. (8)
• The seeds of grief were already sown, what flowers of darkness, or of tumult would come up? (8)
• She was compared to those delicate flowers, the ladies of the Court of China, on rice-paper. (10)
• Still smiling, she sets the empty glass down, and lays the gardenia flowers against her face. (8)
• A woman with dark hair and a thin, straight face and figure was arranging some flowers in the hall. (8)
• Let me hear her laughter, I would have her ever Cool as dew in twilight, the lark above the flowers. (10)
• In spring I care most for wild flowers, and if you will show me daffodils and crocuses and anemones . (10)
• And all around was the same soft dusk wherein the flowers in her hair and round her waist gleamed white! (8)
• Richford boasted a show of flowers that might tempt its guests to parade the grounds on balmy evenings. (10)
• Through the flowers the sun flicked her parted lips with kisses, and spilled the withered petals on her. (8)
• At an oval rosewood table, set with silver, flowers, fruit, and wine, six people are seated after dinner. (8)
• Mela was much present, and was official with the arrangement of the flowers and the welcome of the guests. (9)
• Close by the statue of Diana Lady Casterley was standing, gazing down at some flowers, a tiny, grey figure. (8)
• The festivals had been festivals of spring amid a tropical wealth of flowers and in that heroic landscape. (12)
• My thoughts surpass in number the flowers in your meadows; they fly more swiftly than your eagles on the wind. (8)
• Fancy owning no more of Nature than the crowd out there owned of the flowers and trees and waters of Hyde Park! (8)
• Martha Thresher showed him the bed, showed him flowers I had planted, and a Spanish chestnut tree just peeping. (10)
• Mrs. Pendyce was arranging a vase of flowers, and her hand shook so that some of the water was spilled over the cloth. (8)
• It is a breach of the convention; we pay them our homage, that they may serve as flowers, not to be volatile tempters. (10)
• A Golampian assemblage with uncovered heads resembles, indeed, a garden of flowers, vivid and deep in color, no two alike. (7)
• There was a scamper to the carriage, a flurry of rice and flowers; the shoe was flung against the sharply drawn-up window. (8)
• Those flowers must have come from the garden of the landlady of The Pike, and she valued her pinks more than anything else. (5)
• Rain had ceased, and the refreshed earth smelt all of flowers, as if each breeze going by held a nosegay to their nostrils. (10)
• A white-washed room, so low that the ceiling almost touched our heads, some flowers in a bowl, the small lattice window open. (8)
• As far as I could see there were no grass, no weeds, no flowers; the earth was covered with a kind of lichen, uniformly blue. (7)
• Round about him now were fields of gold and silver flowers, white forms swaying in the sunlight, bright birds flying to and fro. (8)
• The lark reels up with it; the nightingale Sobs bleeding; the flowers nod; I could believe A poet, though he praised me to my face. (10)
• The same red-shaded lights fell on her arms and shoulders, the same flowers of green and yellow grew bravely in the same blue vases. (8)
• Some of the trees bore burnished flowers shaped like bells, and in a breeze the tinkling as they clashed together was exceedingly sweet. (7)
• With Nedda he had a sense of refreshment; the delight one has on a spring day, watching a clear stream, a bank of flowers, birds flying. (8)
• To-day he had taken advantage of the luncheon interval to bring her some flowers, with a note to say that he could not come that evening. (8)
• And as though down that vista of faces and fruits and flowers a secret current had been set flowing, Mrs. Pendyce nodded gently to her son. (8)
• A bed of moss set about flowers in a basket under him breathed to his nostril of the woodland keenly, and filled him with delirious longing. (10)
• The war-machine was in motion from end to end: the field of flowers was a streaming flood; regiment by regiment, the crash of bands went by. (10)
• She absolutely shrugged her shoulders and marched a-head of him into the conservatory, where she began smelling at flowers and plucking off sere leaves. (10)
• The commonest flowers on the sandy patches near the river are the yellow snap-dragon (butter and eggs), pink ononis, and a pale-green eryngium, very prickly. (20)

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