Sentence examples for burgeoning west from inspiring English sources

The burgeoning west resented the east's grip on Republican politics.

"Who would not hesitate an instant," one contemporary observer remarked, "to exchange the arid rocks of Massachusetts and of New Hampshire for the smiling plains of the Ohio and the Mississippi?" Northern protectionists, fearing their eclipse by the burgeoning West, willingly played into Spanish hands.

Danfoss has one plant there, in the burgeoning west of the country.

Rooftop Garden Restoration Hardware's showroom on Melrose Place in the burgeoning West Hollywood design district might seem an unlikely place for a rooftop garden, but it's one of LA's hidden treasures.

The parade is the biggest event of the year for New York's burgeoning West Indian community, whose numbers are estimated at 600,000.

He acknowledged he might well have said the same thing 20 years ago, when the movie-fed celebrity culture was burgeoning -- "True West," predated Broadway's most well-known Hollywood sendups, David Rabe's "Hurly burly" and David Mamet's "Speed-the-Plow" -- but he said "True West" was never meant as an assault on Hollywood.

What could explain this radical shift in a country known since 1989 for its firm embrace of the West, burgeoning prosperity, and growing influence within the E.U.? Partly it's the odd post-communist politics of Poland: When voters grew tired of the previous, center-right government, the main alternative was not the still discredited left, but the more extreme right.

It also delves into Ming China's burgeoning relationship with the West.

The movie "Goldfinger" was the rage then, and so, between visiting a handful of newsprint suppliers for his burgeoning publishing empire out West, he also spent a few days in London picking up an Aston Martin.

Though he is not the kind of designer who aims to set trends season by season, he has a clear influence for other designers, not least on Kanye West's burgeoning fashion career.

A scruffy stream ran alongside little paddy fields, but in the Twenties, once Tokyo started to develop at a pace, the landowners built an ocean liner of a lido and sent someone to Wisley to study the plants to make a collection befitting this burgeoning interest in the west.