Sentence examples for burgeoning list of from inspiring English sources

Yesterday the 16-year-old schoolgirl added another global title to her burgeoning list of achievements.

As a result, Noel Coward joined the burgeoning list of Chris's friends.

But it is equally well suited for those doing long-range planning, with a burgeoning list of sites taking varied approaches to serving ski travelers.

The businesses grew, but so did a burgeoning list of dissatisfied vendors, creditors and investors whom Conte had recruited during Balco's start-up years.

Unfortunately for its inhabitants, Borogravia's religion, embodied in the Book of Nuggan, has taken to accentuating the negative: included among its burgeoning list of no-nos are chocolate, cats, dwarfs, the color blue, babies, barking dogs and cheese.

Mitt Romney is to gain another significant supporter Thursday when he adds former president George Bush Sr to his burgeoning list of endorsements in the race to become the Republican presidential nominee.

Gone are the days of boil in a bag instant homebrew kits and in their place is an ever-burgeoning list of exotic yeasts, rare hops and specialist malts – not to mention hundreds of online forums (this one is brilliant), YouTube channels and local homebrew clubs.

Anthony Galea, a Canadian doctor with a burgeoning client list of star American athletes, and Mary Anne Catalano, his loyal assistant, had their assigned roles.

Contrary to the common belief that burgeoning registries provide lists of child molesters, the victim need not have been a child and the perpetrator need not have been an adult.

The event this year will also be notable for the appearance of documentaries in competition with feature films, the virtual disappearance of Chinese-language movies from the lists and a burgeoning new category of restored classics.

And last month he added to this burgeoning portfolio of film journalism by contributing a list of his five favourite film books to The Wall Street Journal.