Sentence examples for cultivating a large from inspiring English sources

Stewart R. Mott, a philanthropist whose gifts to progressive and sometimes offbeat causes were often upstaged by his eccentricities, like cultivating a large garden atop his Manhattan penthouse, complete with 460 plant species (including 17 types of radishes) and a chicken coop, died on Thursday night.

And by the end the men had taken responsibility for cultivating a large parcel of land and growing fruits and vegetables thus creating a sustainable livelihood for themselves and their families.

Over the past three years, the New York-based, itinerant art organization e-flux has been cultivating a large-scale micro-economy through a project called Time/Bank.

It cultivated a large audience, both black and white.

Throughout his life, Storey cultivated a large circle of devoted friends.

It cultivated a large customer base of more discerning coffee drinkers, opening up the market and allowing small chains and independently owned coffee shops like Buunni to compete.

If Slingshot can cultivate a large enough user base, the curiosity to unscramble shots will drag reluctant friends into the app.

During his professional career spanned several decades, Li cultivated a large number of talents in the field of genetics to lay the solid foundation for development of modern genetics in China.

Bolding said he has seen a rash of take-downs of startup brands' Facebook pages over the past month, especially for those that have cultivated a large audience but never attained the coveted blue check indicating their accounts are verified, he said.

Over the course of thousands of years, American indigenous peoples domesticated, bred and cultivated a large array of plant species.

It is why, when most people amass enough filthy lucre, they move to the suburbs and cultivate a large, useless lawn, as if the greensward alone could buy them salvation.