Sentence examples for fruition on from inspiring English sources

In fact, our ideas have come into fruition on many occasions in just one summer.

Facebook's slick new West Campus came one step closer to fruition on Monday when the Menlo Park Planning Commission approved the plan unanimously.

The instrumentals on Bryter Layter give one potent example of the personal technique which was to reach full fruition on Pink Moon.

Just over three weeks into the Trump administration, one of the many potential scandals floating around the White House came to fruition on Monday night as retired general Michael Flynn stepped down as national security advisor.

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It was a talent that would come to its fullest fruition on Ghost Town.

Because the project originally was conceived in the late 1990s by George Harrison and Cirque co-founder Guy LaLiberte as a way for the surviving members of the group to collaborate one more time, the mission to see it to fruition took on extra emotional heft after Harrison's death from cancer in 2001.

In a February 2014 interview with Total Film, All Hail the King writer/director Drew Pearce mentioned other shorts that he had written that never came to fruition, including ones based on Sin and Crossbones, Jessica Jones, and Damage Control.

I am a creative sort, thinking too much about romance (again, this was true: sex and love in equal parts) and desperately keen to see a big project that I'd been working on for ages come to fruition (also on the nose).

We eventually worked together on a couple of scripts that never came to fruition, and on Aria, a compilation-movie I made consisting of operatic pieces directed by some of the world's greatest directors.

His tenacity came to fruition when, on April 21 , 2007 Hamels pitched his first major league complete game, allowing one run on five hits and two walks while setting a career high with 15 strikeouts.