Sentence examples for burgeoned from from inspiring English sources
E-mail to the Burlington headquarters burgeoned from fifty to several hundred messages a day.
Cairo burgeoned from 9m souls in 1976 to a cacophonous 18m in 2006.
Globally, numbers have burgeoned from around 23,000 two decades ago to at least 55,000 now.
His own career burgeoned from mentorship, and this award continues that tradition by creating a network of scientists devoted to improving healthcare access and helping one another in their respective pursuits.
(Trade agreements in the Asia-Pacific have burgeoned from around 60 ten years ago to some 300 today). Under pressure from the more detailed and thoroughgoing TPP, RCEP's would-be progenitors have been trying to expand their agenda to include more intrusive proposals.
Jamie only achieved beatitude when he shed his lovable ladhood, Gordon was so keen to create an impression he re-imagined his sporting youth; Nigella burgeoned from mousy bluestocking to zaftig überfrau and Heston … well his early years remain a carefully managed mystery.
It continues during the following quarter‐century with the Jewish population burgeoning from one in ten to one in three while the Palestinians were continuously denied anv protective organ of self‐govern ment.
Howard will be rubbing shoulders with top level talent from NXT, a WWE television show which displays the burgeoning talent from the Performance Center.
From torrent to trickle Through neglect, exploitation, climate change and burgeoning demand from a growing population, the Sacramento-San Joaquin river delta has become one of the most degraded estuaries in America.
His burgeoning fame from the age of 20 did not go unnoticed by Rembrandt.
The painting is Boccioni's first depiction of the burgeoning Milan from the standpoint of Futurist simultaneity.
