Sentence examples for budding out from inspiring English sources

But just once it would be nice to be budding out, breaking into leaf, bursting into blossom as the warmth of May approaches.

Drosophila Malpighian tubules arise from the embryonic hindgut, budding out as four short tubular structures.

The tubules are ectodermal in origin, budding out during embryogenesis from the hindgut anlage close to its junction with the midgut.

Our findings are also supported by the results of a study using human osteoarthritic cartilage from the knee joint which found evidence of abundant vesicles (associated with early stages of apoptosis) budding out of the chondrocytes located in the DZ [ 26].

As it had rained before my arrival, the place was budding out of control.

When Yewdell's team inhibited the proteasome complex in human cells, HIV particles had a hard time budding out of the host cells.

As always, the elderberry budded out in late March, buds as big as bumblebees.

And the next day along a creek you find that the pussy willows are about to bud out and wonder how you could have missed this slow, steady development.

There the virus waits for an opportunity to bud out and travel down the long nerve fibers to the skin, where it can multiply and create havoc with a person's life.

One idea proposes that small pouches of lipid might "bud" out from cellular membranes and trigger small brain hemorrhages.

Leaves fall off trees only to bud out again in the spring.