Sentence examples for fruition were from inspiring English sources

Those who believed that Apple had lost its knack for coming up with new product ideas and stylishly bringing them to fruition were silenced.

Terms of the deal, which took two years to come to fruition, were not disclosed.

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.

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.

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

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