Sentence examples for fruition over from inspiring English sources

This job involved bringing the product — or whatever the project is — to fruition, over seeing all the stages from drawing board to reality.

"The act has been around since 1935, and all of a sudden we're seeing all these big things come to fruition over the last four or five months".

• "These are exciting times for the arts with major investment of lottery funding and several key building projects coming to fruition over the next 12 months.

It's a long-term project that's going to come to fruition over the next 10 to 15 years, and during that time, thousands of people are going to be involved in its construction and development.

"There are other terrorists involved in other plots that may come to fruition over the next few weeks and months and we wouldn't hesitate to take similar action again," he added.

The idea to start the book club came to fruition over a year ago when we were dealing with a customer training problem.

But we better save that for the next interview... photo credit: Joseph Miele According To Michael Stec... "'Party Dress' came to fruition somewhat over night while I was playing with my brother and cousin around 3am after an evening out.

I knew how to make a Broadway show--I've seen that come to fruition several times over--but this was such a learning experience for me, and it's pretty much been my full-time eating/sleeping/breathing for the past eight months.

The swap — officially referred to as a "humanitarian gesture" — came close to fruition three times over more than a year of secret meetings, only to collapse again and again, an Iranian official said.

Mr. Drake, who was replaced at the studio in January but has remained to see "The Hunger Games" to fruition, was understandably ebullient over the weekend as ticket results trickled in.

Plans were made to extend the eastern system from Neilson Road to Brock Road in Pickering in the late 1980s, but took over a decade to reach fruition by 2000.