Sentence examples for fruition was from inspiring English sources
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.
The house, which never came to fruition, was designed to be child friendly, with the breakfast room and a breezeway angled to permit monitoring of the children at play in the backyard.
The final few weeks left me frustrated that despite repeatedly requesting tasks more challenging than folding pamphlets, the nearest these came to fruition was a few hours translating synopses into English.
My most particular difficulty, ticking the paragraphs, pushing his pages into the wire basket en route to composing-room fruition, was that I didn't understand one word of Welsh.
His end-of-service prediction, so close to fruition, was slipping helplessly down the drain.
The only reason this project came to fruition was because of our team Eli, Luke, Bobby, Marcella, and Mark.
To see [this session] come to fruition is absolutely beautiful.
To let it wither so close to fruition is unimaginable.
The reasons these plans did not come to fruition are now well known.
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.
