Sentence examples for again sprouted from inspiring English sources

Walls had collapsed; leaks, sealed time and again, sprouted anew.

Particularly after President Clinton failed to bring Yasser Arafat and Ehud Barak to an understanding, a feeling of resignation covered Washington's diplomatic landscape, and questions again sprouted as to whether it was even possible for Israelis and Palestinians to live next to each other in peace and security.

As it emerges from an economic downturn, ever-taller skyscrapers are again sprouting throughout the territory.

Could March once again sprout a new iPad, or will Apple continue to buck trends and forgo its nascent springtime iPad tradition?

Fast-forward to 2012 and again protests sprouted across the Middle East, but this time in response to an Islamophobic video posted by a Florida pastor.

And Gram, she knew I did, yet every couple of weeks, there they were again, Brussels sprouts — Bobby sprouts, she called them.

Though the original tree from two millennia ago no longer stood, according to legend, it miraculously sprouted again in 1732.

Gone from the earth for nigh on seven years, it has suddenly sprouted again and is available at jkontherun.com.

Since sprouts of E. nuttallii died off in winter and sprouted again from the residual root system of the sediment in the next spring, the samples from the whole vegetation period could be used for an annual balance of E. nuttallii biomass.

Thomas Vaughan, a professor emeritus at Texas A. & M. International University, in Laredo, who specializes in Arundo donax biology, says the plant has immense energy reserves in its root system, which allow it to sprout again and again, whether cut, sprayed, or burned to the ground.

Electrical-muscular studies and M.R.I. scans suggest that neurons in Fidyka's spinal cord above and below the wound have sprouted extensions again; some may even have crossed the half-inch wound to reconnect with one another.