Sentence examples for fruition that from inspiring English sources

If an idea dreamed up by Aaswath Raman of Stanford University and his colleagues comes to fruition, that may change.

For me it was a chance to have something come to fruition that was so good for such a short time.

Even if the Lakers see the first four items come to fruition, that's still probably not enough for the franchise to return to the postseason.

At the same time, advanced technologies are coming to fruition that will enable sustainable production of biofuels from non-food crops and agricultural residues.

Unless that rumoured movie comes to fruition, that is.

"If it comes to fruition that they run, it's going to be an election.

More than four decades later, this work is the fruition of that dream.

The accord, which had taken 30 years to reach fruition, meant that the two churches recognized the validity of each other's ministers, baptisms, and eucharistic services.

In fact, her eventual marriage to her professor could very well have been the fruition of that seed sown by Peter.

Morphet had known and occasionally worked with Kitaj for nearly 30 years by the time of the Tate collaboration, and the retrospective was the fruition of that friendship.

"The Joshua Tree" came out in 1987, and it felt new, an evolving form of U2: there was a sense of fruition in that weird, spiky-treed desert.