Sentence examples for at fruition from inspiring English sources

But he said "it was not at fruition," and while it might have theoretically been possible that "you could have snuck one of those on a ship off the East Coast" there was no evidence of any capability to deploy the vehicles.

Alex Seidel, head chef at Fruition found out Tuesday that he had become the first Denver chef since 2003 to earn the distinction.

There is reason for all of us to be looking at the fruition of these painters labor.

Improvements will doubtless be made to the e-book, especially if a project to produce one with actual pages instead of a screen ever comes to fruition at the Media Lab at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.

Women's Voices A search for plays by Islamic women that was begun last spring by Lucinda Kidder, a candidate for a master's degree in fine arts at the University of Massachusetts in Amherst, will reach fruition at 8 p.m. tomorrow in "Unexpected Journeys: Plays by Women Influenced by Muslim Cultures".

When planted, the trees should flower for the first time at around the point the project comes to fruition, at which time Deller will collect the diaries and put them in a library.

Wrap up your evening at the Fonda, where all things steampunk are coming to fruition at the annual Edwardian Ball.

As of last week, that seed of compromise had come to at least diplomatic fruition with Pope Francis commemorating the anniversary of the Ninety-five Theses at the Lutheran World Federation, in Lund, Sweden.

The idea came to fruition at a most opportune time.

It finally came to fruition at five to five.

Seeing these projects come to fruition at once is stressful but empowering, Ms. Hanna said.