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Meanings of bring the flowers in English
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Usage of bring the flowers in English
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I told him that I wanted to bring the flowers to my mother.
2
Economics: 'Though April showers may come your way, they bring the flowers that bloom in May.
3
Keeping calm April showers may bring the flowers but they also encourage hair to frizz up like nobody's business.
4
The Melanesians have, I think, twenty-nine flower gardens, and they bring the flowers, &c.-lotsof flowers, and the oleanders are a sight!
5
Gullberg had brought the flowers with him mainly as an excuse.
6
You said the man who brought the flowers was very tall.
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Elsewhere it is the light of heaven breaking in his heart, and springtime which brings the flowers.
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She decided she must have been wrong: they must have been bringing the flowers to Diana and Miss Edna.
9
Who had brought the flowers?
10
"The young lady who brought the flowers has come again," she said.
11
"Signora, where shall I bring the flowers to make the little one smile?"
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'It was so kind to bring the flowers.
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"We can't blame her for that," returned Geraldine, "but-but-I'msorry he brought the flowers.
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He brought the flowers himself, and I should have asked him in, if I had been sure what was going on upstairs.
15
The carnival season that has just passed has been more beautiful than usual, the favorable weather bringing the flowers out in great splendor.
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April was once famed for its showers which brought the flowers, but the month gone by only recorded between two and six wet days.