Sentence examples for bringing this to fruition from inspiring English sources

"Mickey is extremely hands-on in the whole process of the film and is fully intent in bringing this to fruition".

That, Tirrell said, gave both UC campuses the inspiration, focus and now funding, to bring this to fruition.

"I was born in Brooklyn, and to see Jay-Z bring this to fruition after rhyming about it for so long, it's really inspiring".

I don't want the administration elected in May to be the third successive government to fail to bring this to fruition.

"I am prepared for the Scottish Government to fund the deal on a 50 50 basis and to work with you, as a matter of urgency, to bring this to fruition".

David B. Farrell, chief executive of Bob's Stores, said his company started working with Archetype four months ago and had made a "significant investment in people and technology to bring this to fruition".

"I am as desperate as any other fan to try and bring this to fruition.

"And being unable to bring this to fruition remains bitterly disappointing.

"We are going to work hard to bring this to fruition as quickly as we possibly can in the hope that what we deliver benefits the whole game in Scotland.

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang explained in an interview that his company has been working with Daimler directly for two years to bring this to fruition, with a dedicated engineering team set up for the purpose.

Kevin Cranney, the council's chair of regeneration, said: "We've already received over £600,000 from the combined authority for the development stage, so we're going to have a dedicated development officer to work with partners to bring this to fruition.