Examples of using Sunflowers in English and their translations into Chinese
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Just like when I looked at Van Gogh's sunflowers, I could only see that he painted sunflowers, that's all.
When he walks into a room faces turn to him like sunflowers to the sun.".
The girl I was going with at the time loved poetry, white water, quiet corners in parks and Van Gogh, especially his sunflowers.
You can share on social networks and all your friends will have sunflowers in their profiles.
Fleurs de Prairie” translates as“wildflowers,” celebrating the beautiful fields of wisteria, lavender, poppy, and sunflowers carpeting Provence.
Others from which you can choose are a crescent moon, sunflowers, or even a zodiac symbol.
When Creationists talk about God creating every individual species as a separate act, they always instance hummingbirds, or orchids, sunflowers and beautiful things.
The researchers soon traced the differences between mutant and wild-type sunflowers to insertions of chunks of DNA in the gene HaCYC2c.
Secondly, this trade dispute will encourage farmers in other areas of the world to plant more crops such as soybeans, rapeseed, or sunflowers.
Among many other jobs, auxin helps sunflowers track sunlight, roots grow downward, and fruits ripen.
Teenagers are like sunflowers to bloom, and he would like to be a farmer to help them grow.
For instance, the multiple versions of the Sunflowers will be replaced by another version of The Bedroom.
Thousands of sunflowers planted by Museum of Science and Industry volunteers could help solve computer pioneer Alan Turing's Fibonacci question.
For sunflowers, each new seed is 0.618 of a turn from the last one.
I will have to stop them from spraying seeds all over the city, or whatever it is that sunflowers do.
Before starting Limbic, the three founders were game developers at Sunflowers GmbH, one of Germany's leading computer game producers.
He followed Route 11 west, into the rain, flying over wide fields of wilted sunflowers waiting to be plowed under.
For example, the purple cone flower(a native prairie plant) has an oilseed content greater than that of commercially grown sunflowers;
Sunflowers are also associated with a romantic legend where in Greek mythology Clytie the water nymph fell madly in love with Helios, the sun god.