Sentence examples for design to fruition from inspiring English sources

It also discusses the process associated with bringing a network design to fruition.

And, of course, just because Apple files a patent doesn't mean it actually plans to bring the design to fruition.

Granted, some of them are a little farther along than others — Darrell found one guy who made an Arduino-powered robot for physically testing apps and devices — but there's still plenty of time to bring some of these wild-eyed designs to fruition.

With the help of a live-in seamstress that helped bring her designs to fruition, Acra has been designing dresses since she was a little girl.

If Behar's design comes to fruition, the XO-3 will feature a camera on the back of the device and a finger-hold ring on the computer's corner.

Had the building's original design come to fruition, the repetition would have been less, and the in-person impact more.

The Washington Naval Treaty meant that none of these designs came to fruition.

The iPhone (2007) and iPad three years later have seen the Jobs-Ive design partnership come to fruition.

Standing with the Smiths in their garden and gazing up at the curved segments of their new home, it seems inconceivable that such a radical design could have come to fruition on the edge of an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty in the Chilterns.

While it's undetermined if his design will ever come to fruition, Klyukin's skyscraper model inspired by Winged Victory of Samothrace, a 2nd-century BC marble sculpture of Greek goddess Nike is a stunner.

And so, one of Hadid's most daring designs will never come to fruition.