There she met a burgeoning artist named Richard Allen Clarke, who penned her love letters until she paid him mind.
TPM may have a national name, a burgeoning audience, and an energetic team of young journalists toiling away in their room above the flower shop, but it's still Josh Marshall's blog.
A few years ago the terrific Boston Globe columnist Alex Beam spotted, and put a name to, a burgeoning true-crime genre.
To the VA, it doesn't matter when he began presenting symptoms: Since his illness it wasn't diagnosed during service in Bosnia, it isn't 'service connected,' leaving him another name on a burgeoning waitlist.
First, to France, where a burgeoning hip-hop talent by the name of Mosey is making waves with his beats, his hooks and his genetic similarity to President Nicolas Sarkozy.
Yet the Dreadnought hoax occurred just as Ethiopia was becoming a force in the new world in both senses while "Ethiopian" was cited as the lowest of racial categories by pseudoscientists of the time, Ethiopianism was also the name given to a burgeoning Pan-African movement that was then at its height in America.
There's a burgeoning music scene, where bands with names like Jam on White Bread play at the Tractor Tavern and a good handful of other places.
Gibson has gone from a virtual no-name in Northwestern's program to a burgeoning star through the course of 15 spring practices in which he has finally received a chance to show what he can do.
The neighborhood where it sits is a burgeoning one filled with promise, one that's still struggling to find a name, nestled as it is between trendy Dumbo on the waterfront and elegant, stalwart Brooklyn Heights.
Martha (whose name, like others in this article, has been changed) is part of a burgeoning segment of the workforce loosely known as the gig economy.
Second favourite – at 4/1 – is Dee, real name Deirdre Kelly, who rose to prominence in the Channel 4 documentary series Benefits Street and has a burgeoning media career speaking about welfare issues, including a scheduled appearance at the Conservative party conference.
