Sentence examples for cultivated new from inspiring English sources

"But the larger idea that needs to be preserved is that it was an experimental space that cultivated new American voices and new work," he said, "and I feel like the renovation has brought that theater back.

Thus, most EST-SSRs amplified in L. mutabilis (2n = 48), the only cultivated new world lupin [ 65], should have high transferability rates to other lupin species, such as L. albus and L. angustifolius.

To his supporters, Mr. Rios, who died at 28 of causes related to his obesity, was a role model who opened a community center and cultivated new talent.

Meanwhile, criminal organizations, cannily mirroring the practices of their legitimate counterparts, have exploited economies of scale, developed worldwide partnerships, and cultivated new markets.

Along the way, radio's business model changed; the medium cultivated new niche advertisers, rather than national advertisers, to pay for its new niche programming.

Somewhat late in life, he accepted a dynastic responsibility and struggled to fulfil it.In his new guise, he cultivated new friends.

Ethan, the child of – as it were – Homer Simpson, finds himself more intact than the offspring of cultivated New York households he now associates with: their friendship is founded on a shared interest in books, music and ideas, but where the others have been taught, Ethan has learned.

Cordyline australis is one of the most widely cultivated New Zealand native trees, very popular as an ornamental tree in Europe, Great Britain and the United States.

"Apart from traditional food, the Cycladic islands proudly display local agricultural produce chiefly cultivated by a new class of young entrepreneurs trying to succeed in a country that has been devastated by the economic crisis," confessed to me the President of the Cultural Association of Sifnos, Maria Nadalis.

Now, there's a new cultivated variety, Little Henry, on the market.

He developed new cultivated plants, such as the tulip, potato, and chestnut, from other parts of the world.