It's good for the game that both of those kids are flamboyant.

A flamboyant car drove up outside at the same moment.

The warriors to his right and left were almost as flamboyant.

Being flamboyant and different is the advantage of getting older.

I mean, they have a much more flamboyant way of performing.

We asked about one particular building which seemed to us to be flamboyant and in bad taste.

But, at least for the moment, his days as a flamboyant buyer seem over.

It was the working class who wanted to use their money for flamboyant display.

Her skills and flamboyant personality have done much for the game.

While some of the costumes are flamboyant, serious work is going on.

Of course not so flamboyant when she was just the poor relation.

His friends still remember him as a flamboyant guy with a sweet smile.

The flamboyant man from the car came in, and X gave him the third red rose.

He loved to photograph actors, the more flamboyant the better.

"Everybody has seen me all these years as a flamboyant shadow," he said.

"It is just a bit of flamboyant imagination that you all seem to have."

He looked different from how she remembered him, younger and more flamboyant.

"They need to find the happy medium between conservative and too flamboyant."

Does the camera help to create the flamboyant behavior it records?

Gone was her flamboyant glamour; the water had seen to that.

Let's just say she has the potential to get more flamboyant."

They soon moved back in time to acquire other, less flamboyant works produced since 1913.

Perhaps so; but she also needs a flamboyant edge, and that is missing here.

He tried to hold the flamboyant gray gaze but finally had to look away.

She pointed upward, toward the top of the royal poinciana.

Meet me in the lobby of the Royal Poinciana Hospital.

He pulled into the parking lot of the Royal Poinciana Hospital.

I stayed behind and rested at the picnic table beneath a shady royal poinciana tree.

There is another, much smaller, shopping area several miles to the north on Royal Poinciana Way.

The Royal Poinciana Hotel was at the time the largest wooden structure in the world.

The campsite was dominated by an ancient royal poinciana, and she considered climbing it to get a better fix on their whereabouts.

Drive along surprisingly empty roads lined in spring and summer by the flame-red Royal Poinciana tree.

By far the best known species is the Royal Poinciana (D. regia).

"I gave explicit instructions at the Royal Poinciana Dialysis unit.

The Royal Poinciana is regarded as naturalised in many of the locations where it is grown.

An hour and fifteen minutes later, Croaker parked in the lot outside the Royal Poinciana Hospital.

The Royal Poinciana requires a tropical or near-tropical climate, but can tolerate drought and salty conditions.

The facade of the Royal Poinciana Hospital loomed cool as an ice cube in the gathering darkness.

In the 1920s, however, tourists began to consider Victorian hotels as relics, and attendance at the Royal Poinciana declined.

This street was once lined with Delonix Regia or Royal Poinciana trees.

Other major gifts have been made to Rosarian Academy and Royal Poinciana Chapel.

The Royal Poinciana is found in Madagascar's Madagascar dry deciduous forests.

The tropical plants - flame trees, orchid tree, royal poinciana, kapok, jacaranda - show handsomely in the lamplight.

Many tropical plants grow in the city; among the more prominent examples are mahogany, royal poinciana and many species of palm, including coconut palm.

Beneath a vast and ancient royal poinciana was a half-sunken concrete structure that Sammy Tigertail recognized as a cistern.

It was after nine; it had taken him an hour and a half to get back to Royal Poinciana Hospital in Palm Beach.

The island of Mauritius has widespread distribution of the Royal Poinciana where it announces the coming of the new year.

Through the fence, she peered at Spanish almond and sandbox trees, and at the effusive royal poinciana, her favorite blossom.

"My fellow Floridians," he silently intoned as he reached his halfway marker, jogging beneath the fire-orange canopy of a royal poinciana.