Sentence examples for burgeoning free from inspiring English sources
Shows performed in the burgeoning Free Fringe cost nothing to see, and little to stage.
Optimists point to the release of political prisoners, a burgeoning free press, the opening up of the country's economy and the presence in parliament of the long-detained Aung San Suu Kyi (pictured), as the official leader of the opposition.
Meanwhile, the burgeoning "free from" food category – appealing to consumers wanting dairy-free and gluten-free products – went from niche to mainstream, with sales topping £0.5bn for the first time after volumes swelled by 15%.
After he came to the States in 1988 on a literary exchange program -- and decided to stay when China's burgeoning free speech and democracy movement was violently closed down by the government the following year -- in 1993 he founded, with a group of writer friends, like himself all Chinese exiles in their 30's, a magazine called "Tendency".
This new world involved getting stoned, swinging and joining the burgeoning free love society.
This new world involved getting stoned, swinging, and joining the burgeoning free love society.
Casual observers of the burgeoning gluten-free trend probably won't be shocked by the introduction of the country's first gluten-free brand of vodka.
A new cadre of powerful school regulators called chancellors are to be appointed by Michael Gove in an attempt to oversee the burgeoning number of free schools and academies, with the power to seize control of failing schools.
Given these results, similarity-guided explications would hinder the burgeoning science of free will by precisifying something nonexistent.
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In particular, redox-sensitive transcription factors have gained an overwhelming interest momentum over the years, ever since the onset of the burgeoning field of free radical research and oxidative stress.
