poisonous flowers造句

• The manuscript itself seems to have the attraction of a poisonous flower,
• Swamp Thing attempts to save Scarecrow from cutting a poisonous flower, not realizing who the villain is.
• She plays Ingrid ( the beautiful, poisonous flower of the title ), an artist sent to prison for murdering her boyfriend.
• He studies Moreau's paintings, he tries his hand at inventing perfumes, and he creates a garden of poisonous flowers.
• Agreeing to help Yuri cleanse the forest, Gnash joins forces with Yuri and defeat the source of the corruption, a giant poisonous flower.
• Carmen 99 develops a glowing animosity against Fasalina later in the series, for Fasalina corrupted Carmen's hometown with poisonous flowers and was indirectly responsible for the death of the latter's best friend.
• But I, too, am a sucker for eccentric locals like Laroche, brazen rogues who seem to self-propagate, like certain gaudy species of poisonous flower, in the almost indecently fertile climate of southern Florida.
• He was known to be quite entertaining, often making himself invisible, drinking water from the petals of poisonous flowers, snatching birds in flight from the sky, as well as wilting flowers simply by pointing in their direction.
• Describing herself as a third-generation Angeleno, she has also written an equivocal ode to Southern California : a place of poisonous flowers and equally dangerous relationships, where Santa Ana winds and tarot cards are the coordinates on the map.
• After her mother ( Michelle Pfeiffer ) goes to prison for murder ( committed with a dose of the poisonous flower of the title ), little Astrid Magnussen ( Alison Lohman ) embarks on a journey from foster home to foster home.
• Of course, literature has always had its gothic gardens : think of the collection of gorgeous but deadly flowers in Hawthorne's short story " Rap-paccini's Daughter " ( " And down he hastened into that Eden of poisonous flowers " ), or the consignment of horticultural monstrosities ordered by the hero of Huysman's antiromantic novel, " A Rebours " ( " Nidularium, whose sabre-like petals opened to reveal gaping wounds of raw flesh " ).