Sentence examples for burgeoning line from inspiring English sources

Today she's the top girl on Burton's team of junior snowboarders (the only such team in the industry), a collection of 13 miniprodigies known as the Smalls who also serve as technical advisers and models for Burton's burgeoning line of kids' clothing and gear.

Although a burgeoning line of research identifies emotion regulation difficulties as a potential maintenance factor for posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD), little is known in regard to what emotion regulation strategies individuals with PTSD use in their daily lives, their predictors, and their consequences on later PTSD symptoms.

Poulter also has burgeoning business interests, not least in his line of clothing, Ian Poulter Design.

In addition to her work with policy and law, Anna is currently a designer whose burgeoning fashion line is aptly called "Freedom is the New Beautiful".

Model-turned-mogul Crawford has built a successful career thanks to her ageless beauty (which she doesn't believe is such "a thing"), trademark mole and burgeoning skincare line, Meaningful Beauty.

It's why I have this burgeoning frown line, why my eyes are always rolling and why I can't always just brush off a sexist comment; it's why I'm a feminist killjoy.

With burgeoning production lines at an ever increasing number of factory farms that raise tens of thousands of animals in crowded, unsanitary and inhumane conditions, the pressure is increasing to maximize profits and productivity.

Ever since Eugene O'Neill and his cohorts first rehearsed the burgeoning master's lines in the dunes of Provincetown in the nineteen-twenties, and Tennessee Williams fell in love with the place in the late nineteen-thirties, the tip of the Cape has been home to a number of writers and artists who have enriched the American stage.

By Hilton Als Ever since Eugene O'Neill and his cohorts first rehearsed the burgeoning master's lines in the dunes of Provincetown in the nineteen-twenties, and Tennessee Williams fell in love with the place in the late nineteen-thirties, the tip of the Cape has been home to a number of writers and artists who have enriched the American stage.

Whelan, then 23, 77 games into his burgeoning Blackburn career, lined up against Wolves in the FA Cup final knowing the sporting world was watching on.

And while the G train does not go directly into Manhattan, it provides a connection for an enormous swath of burgeoning neighborhoods between subway lines that do make the crossing.