Use "wild flower" in a sentence

1. The air was warm and smelled of sweet grasses and early summer wild flowers

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2. I spot several wild flowers which I cannot identify

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3. I’ve always intended to become more familiar with what is what but, although I have a very detailed book on wild flowers, I find the hardest bit is actually matching the flower in my hand to the picture in the book

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4. The trees bowed in the increasingly strong wind, the smell of wild flowers filled her nostrils, and the sun beat down upon her face, warming her cheeks

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5. Wild flowers covered everything she could see

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6. Now I was walking in a field of wild flowers, and Ali walked beside me

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7. When she paused to pick a wild flower, Grant couldn’t

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8. Gone were the wild flowers that had swayed in the summer breezes, lending their scents to the comforting smell of the sett

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9. Amongst the heather and the wild flowers roamed a family of wildcats, the mountain hare and the marsh fritillary butterfly

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10. Shallow graves were being prepared; the younger Badger cubs collected wild flowers to honor the brave dead warriors

11. the mountains with a sack full of the special wild flower used to cure Ill Flowers disease

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12. Thailand’s amazing wild flowers

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13. In simple terms a wild flower is a flower that grows naturally in its environment without cultivation and may be indigenous to one particular area of the world

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14. It is also possible in this locality to do nature walking or mountain biking to enter the estuary of the Chilkat River, to contemplate inspiring views of high mountains, observe wild flowers, aquatic birds and migratory oceanic mammals

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15. In a wild flower

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16. Kate laughed as well as we started heading around the garden looking at all the wild flowers

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17. Wild flowers decorated the open spaces and a small stream of sparkling water descended down a ravine, splashing its way to the creek below

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18. The table was decorated with a fresh bouquet of wild flowers on a clean starched table cloth

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19. The bold face Salome missed the whole scene because at the time of the emergence of Frozenblack she had withdrawn from the clear in search of wild flowers for her mother

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20. The mountain top was filled with wild flowers called jumpers

21. Silky grey-green casuarinas, wild flowers, morning dew, views down to the bay, and south along the surf beach to Coolum - everything glowed under the transparent dome of a cloudless blue sky

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22. Other days they would go to the woods and collect all the wild flowers they could, bringing them to the house for Bridget and Momma

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23. It was a relief to enter the melaleuca wetlands with their hectares of wild flowers, after kilometres of monotonous pine plantations

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24. spectacular Cliff’s of Moher and then drove through the rocky lunar landscape of the Burren, clad in wild flowers, before heading for County Galway

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25. meadows alive with wild flowers and birdsong

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26. They often walked together through the forest picking wild flowers or fruit in season

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27. alive with wild flowers and birdsong

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28. As Megan carried on with her walk, she collected some of the wild flowers, these would add a little colour in her country kitchen

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29. to run uphill, through the wild flowers and the yellow summer grass

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30. wild flowers and swaying grass

31. grass and the wild flowers, and when he got closer, he jumped down

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32. wild flowers, in the foliage of the trees at the edge of the woods and

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33. the sea of wild flowers and wheat

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34. The air smelt of wild flowers mixed with the stink of civilization; things coking, materials burning and the unmistakable stink of a sewer

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35. Parts of it were wild flowers and wild strawberries, which could be harvested and eaten

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36. And a Heaven in a wild flower,

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37. Before the bees woke and waited for the petals of the wild flowers to

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38. Within Paul’s mind, he could picture what the driveway might have looked like when it was new – beautifully lined with a mixture of wild flowers, which proudly lifted their bright-multicolored heads toward the deep Carolina blue sky above

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39. They added a large Chinese vase overflowing with wild flowers to setting and then departed

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40. we saw wild flowers, butterflies and bees

41. waste ground over there covered in wild flowers that I’d like to show Darren, if you wouldn’t

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42. Darren was wheeling Andrew back from the patch of wild flowers, and

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43. There were wild flowers that were growing in the grass

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44. “To see a world in a grain of sand and a heaven in a wild flower, Hold infinity in the palm of your hand and eternity in an hour”

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45. combinations of wild flowers, smoke, apricots, lavender and there was no mistaking the scent of sex

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46. Every few minutes she stopped and picked a particularly beautiful wild flower or pinched off a nice sized nettle and chewed it eagerly, but with learned caution

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47. The bartender said, “Well, it can’t relate to our propagating them by planting beds of flowers for their beauty because in the wild, where people have never before gone, great fields of beautiful wild flowers exist

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48. Below the Ice Stair, there would usually be fields of loose rocks with abundant wild flowers in spring and summer

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49. It seemed that there would be few wild flowers this spring season

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50. The rest of the descent went without a hitch and they were soon walking briskly through sweet smelling fields of grasses and wild flowers

51. The news of his arrival must have spread, because there was a pile of wood ready for the fire, a hollowed out tree stump container of fresh water, and a small bunch of wild flowers in the middle of the sandy floor

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52. She cut fresh wild flowers from the meadow and strung them into delicate daisy chains to link the small wooden cross of the new grave to the massive white gravestone of her sister’s

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53. There are small wild flowers on the top of the mountain

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54. of wild flowers out there,” Kyle suggested

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55. closest wild flowers she could find and began picking random flowers,

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56. There were few buildings then, north of the Oxford-road, and forest-trees flourished, and wild flowers grew, and the hawthorn blossomed, in the now vanished fields

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57. Thou that to grapes and weeds and little wild flowers givest so liberally, Shed, shed thyself on mine and me, with but a fleeting ray out of

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58. of joy and hope most eloquently to my heart! The first scent of the wild flowers

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59. wild flowers and bushes, where courting couples traditionally went

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60. The quiet north side bloomed at this time of year with shrubbery and wild flowers

61. When it had been fulled, Caris paid a finisher to draw off the loose threads with a teasel, the prickly head of a wild flower, and to repair small blemishes

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62. He remained where he was, on the grassy floor of the forest among the wild flowers, for a long time

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63. ” In her top drawer was a handkerchief just like this, one that Rhett Butler had lent her only yesterday to wrap about the stems of wild flowers they had picked

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64. The décor is rustic: random chairs and tables with gingham tablecloths, wild flowers in little vases

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65. There was the other half; of things born, of comfort in the shape of a new child, of food in the warmed body, of colors for the eye and sounds in the awakened ear, and spring wild flowers for the smelling

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66. All was solid stone touching stone, and stone touching sand, and sand touching wild flower, and wild flower touching the sky in one continuous clear flow, everything definite and of a piece

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67. Mrs Brabbam drifted down the path, stopping here or there, quietly, to peer at the opening wild flowers

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68. Dudley Stone let the car have its head, while he talked to me, laughing, smiling, pointing to this or that outcrop of Neolithic stone, this or that wild flower, falling silent again only as we parked and waited for the train to come and take me away

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69. Rather let it be named from the fishes that swim in it, the wild fowl or quadrupeds which frequent it, the wild flowers which grow by its shores, or some wild man or child the thread of whose history is interwoven with its own; not from him who could show no title to it but the deed which a like-minded neighbor or legislature gave him—him who thought only of its money value; whose presence perchance cursed all the shores; who exhausted the land around it, and would fain have exhausted the waters within it; who regretted only that it was not English hay or cranberry meadow—there was nothing to redeem it, forsooth, in his eyes—and would have drained and sold it for the mud at its bottom

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70. That was at once observed and noted, for Semyon Ivanovitch would never lend any one his teapot, even for a moment; and that was the more unjust as he himself hardly ever drank tea, but when he wanted anything drank, as a rule, rather a pleasant decoction of wild flowers and certain medicinal herbs, of which he always had a considerable store

71. The prairies (particularly to the west) are then covered with the richest verdure, interspersed with an immense variety of wild flowers, that send forth the most grateful odours

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