Do you not long for the day when the whole land may blossom thus?"

Younger children left behind may suddenly find themselves the center of attention, and may blossom as a result.

A good Bush tax idea is taking root in Congress and may blossom into a better deal than the original.

Is there no hope I may blossom again, Lord?

White is also particularly useful when depicting cow parsley or May blossom - so characteristic of their season.

Conversely, students who may not be motivated by the course content may blossom when introduced to the computer.

That night he said to Julia: "I do believe our thorny rose may blossom.

They went down the sunny lane, already sweet with the scent of the first drifts of may blossom.

The tree is a hawthorn which are traditionally linked with fertility, as in "May Blossom."

Planted, it may blossom in strange climes.

The next sacred flower to mark the passage of time to the country folk is the hawthorn, sweet-scented may blossom.

It was taboo to take may blossoms indoors, for the Goddess prefers to be greeted in the green world, not in a house.

May Blossom on the Roman Road is palpably odd.

Fruit trees may blossom.

The fields were spread thick with buttercups and the may blossom which had been particularly plentiful this year was beginning to turn and fall.

There's a May blossom with dignity."

In the spring they turn snowy with white May blossom, honeysuckle, daffodils, orchids and pale violets.

The May blossoms wither, the June roses die,

Some soldiers during the First World War have stated that it smelled a little like May Blossom.

They decided to walk over to Burlington House so they could enjoy the fragrant May blossoms on the trees.

There was the heady scent of may blossom and buttercups blending with the smells of earth and grass.

For a moment Joseph thought of home: grasses deep in the lanes, woods full of bluebells, may blossom in bud.

For a May Blossom Picnic she wore a red check dress and danced in Central Park.

New scenery was painted when May Blossom moved to Niblo's Garden in February 1885.

She saw that the last May blossom was already withering on the bough, and almost before she could reach her hand to it, it would be gone.