Sentence examples similar to cultivate its progress from inspiring English sources

It can cultivate its garden, practice meditation, water the geraniums in the window box.

Finally, Washington must carefully cultivate its relationship with Beijing.

So they try to crack its codes, monitor its messages and cultivate its secrets for themselves.

Its efforts to cultivate its neighbours have produced only mixed results.

Toyota, long known for its efficient production, is now trying to cultivate its creative side.

MSN, on the other hand, is only beginning to cultivate its own members-only features.

Each family would cultivate its own piece of land, and all eight families would jointly cultivate the remaining central square for the government.

That "All I Do Is Win" was the night's theme song was a surprise, given that New York has been cultivating its own anthems lately: small-scale progress in the face of hip-hop's Southern onslaught.

Ajmal has its own plantations in Assam, India, where it has successfully cultivated its oud.

Today it is heavily cultivated, its fertile soil providing some of the country's richest farmland.

But it's inside the stores that Pret has cultivated its most distinctive identity.