Sentence examples for brings to fruition from inspiring English sources

In a sense the event, jointly produced by the armory and the Philharmonic, brings to fruition seeds of collaboration planted long ago.

But his mênis touches Heaven, too: in those same lines the poet adds that it brings to fruition a divine scheme, one we get to see unfolding in the many scenes set on Mt. Olympus.

The piece brings to fruition efforts dating back several decades to build a memorial to the famine in New York, where so many Irish immigrated to escape its reach.

Similarly, even though the pacing and structure of "Milk" are more in line with the conventions of Hollywood narrative than those of "Elephant" or "Gerry," the movie also brings to fruition some of the aesthetic experiments carried out in those earlier films.

For NIH Director Francis Collins, the project, known as the Precision Medicine Initiative PMII) Cohort Program, brings to fruition an idea he first proposed 11 years ago.

It brings to fruition the social music discovery and shared experience aimed for with the f8 launch of Facebook Music.

Ending the program early would bring to fruition what was already under way.

The first is that it will be terribly hard to bring to fruition.

But it was Sharon who brought to fruition a postmessianic politics.

So much of my music was shaped by him and brought to fruition by him".

Some songs he "created"; others he simply "had a desire to bring to fruition".