Sentence examples for cannot come to fruition from inspiring English sources

You can imagine your intention all you want, but if you're not actively working towards it, it cannot come to fruition.

Upon realizing the creature is forcing the will of its species on the human race, Corcoran concludes the creature is evil after all and commits suicide so its embryos cannot come to fruition.

There were so many exciting plans that cannot now come to fruition.

There were so many exciting plans that cannot now come to fruition," he said in a statement.

An idea and dream that is so deeply strong-horsed and king-worthy that has come to fruition cannot so easily be swapped and slain with the last prince.

Something is preparing, but whether it will come to fruition I cannot tell.

That plan has not come to fruition.

Three years later, it has come to fruition.

Little has come to fruition.

Five years later, that vision has come to fruition.

Finally, a plan had come to fruition.