Not a few of the better sort have old-fashioned gardens to the rear, abloom in summer days with homely flowers, and redolent of honeysuckle, lavender and jasmine.
Approaching our destination, we skirt around a marshy watercourseabloom with yellow flags, orchids and gay pink campion.
The river is a ribbon wide, The falls a snowy feather, And stretching far on ilka side Are hills abloom wi' heather.
Dumpy, pot-bellied pottery kilns, bowered in flowering hawthorn, rise by the roadside, where the brilliant blue Borage is abloom in untended corners.
A group of commonplace people--moderately disciplined by culture--might be compared to the pansies and nasturtiums of our early recollection, and a group of these highly refined Caskians to the delicious flowers abloom in modern gardens.
All the garden was abloom and sweet with the fragrance of growing fruit, tangled vines and flowers.
There were fields abloom with gay flowers, then shrubby clumps, and when the sun went down they had neared a little cove where one could see two rather dilapidated wigwams.
All the meadow lands wereabloom with autumnal flowers, the trees were gorgeous in all the coloring sun and winds and dew could devise, and the haze of the resplendent Indian summer hung over it all.
With savage faces girt, the lads' frail fortress seemed to be An island all abloom within a black and howling sea; And only that the savages shot wide, and held the noise As deadly as the bullets, they had overwhelmed the boys.
And all about them was the pleasant weather of the summertime, with everything abloom with grace and beauty.
For in that valley I beheld a very pleasant expanse of meadow-lands all abloom with flowers, and I beheld many glades of trees of an even size, some abloom with blossoms and some full of fruit.
And this was a very fair pretty valley, for on all sides of the town and of the castle were fields of growing corn, all green and lush, and there were many hedgerows and orchards of fruit-trees all abloom with fragrant blossoms.
Here is one of these flowers; a century plant it is, watered with precious blood, and abloom in sweet solitude.
His last testimony abounds with lovely passages of Scripture, beautiful and fragrant as a bush abloom with roses.
The mockingbird paused to listen to a note from the hermit thrush in the dense rhododendron, still splendidly abloom on the mountain slope.
Not far from the foot-hills floated a patch of foliage, checkered by the roofs of the houses of an irrigation colony, hanging kitelike at the end of the silver thread of a river whose waters had set gardens abloom in sterile expanses.
But suddenly he flashed his smile; he had looked about searching for a talisman and found it in the rose, which set his garden of words abloom again.
Flowers are everywhere throughout the rooms, and in the spring all of the many windows of the great palace are abloom with blossoms growing in window-boxes.
Our preference that spring was for a certain meadow abloom with pink amourettes, and I always brought home great bouquets of these flowers.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "abloom" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
