Sentence examples for fruition is from inspiring English sources

To see [this session] come to fruition is absolutely beautiful.

To let it wither so close to fruition is unimaginable.

The probability that these rumors will come to fruition is very low.

Bringing the measures of 2008-09 to fruition is a stimulus in and of itself.

Perhaps nearest to fruition is work on the body's cell-to-cell signaling system.

The candidate who can best bring that to fruition is Hillary Rodham Clinton.

"None of these assignments came to fruition," is written in italics underneath.

"Whether or not they're all going to come to fruition is another matter.

"How many housing plans come to fruition is another story," said Meg Parulis, the town planner.

"It is something we are trying to do but whether it comes to fruition is another thing," said Megson.

Had an assortment of ideas, but whether or not the reality of them would come to fruition is another story.