Sentence examples for a fertile start from inspiring English sources

A fertile start to the nineteen-eighties, for example, with "The Stunt Man" (1980) and "My Favorite Year" (1982), was followed by five years of near-drought; then came "The Last Emperor," much of it confined to the Forbidden City, where O'Toole played a Scotsman who is employed to tutor a living god.

Also, he said, Westchester lacks "a good shmooze scene," necessary for making a fertile start-up community.

Red Rocks completes a fertile first season at Manton for Meehan, who started his tenure there by winning a huge prize in Dubai with David Junior.

A fertile story, yes — but theirs.

The combination of scientists' networks and established enterprises, universities, regional investors, and a supportive license and patent policy make the bioregions a fertile ground for start-ups.

SmartCity Malta is well underway to provide some nice office space, but creating a fertile ground for tech start-ups will be the hardest challenge.

Which is why Mark plans to leave the industry entirely by moving to a fertile Midwestern state and starting a hemp farm weed's less legally risky sibling.

Jubilee included several punk groups in this state-of-the-nation address - Adam and the Ants, the Slits, Wayne County - marking the start of a fertile relationship with the music industry.

That becomes a fertile ground for applications to start to take off.

Lisa Rosenthal has been deeply interested in fertility and infertility for all her adult life; how we live a fertile life when faced with obstacles, starting with her own personal story.

It is a fertile image.