Sentence examples for further fruit from inspiring English sources
The balance of play begin to shift in England's favour and the Gale-Whitehead partnership bore further fruit when the Castleford half-back teed up Whitehead for his and England's second.
The Treasury plans to sell about a third of its stake, reducing its holding to 40%, which at current price expectations could generate a loss of up to $5.4 billion.Some taxpayers may be wondering if it would be best to delay selling the Treasury stake until GM's recovery plans bear further fruit and its shares rise far enough to cancel out any losses.
Out of the American trip Mr. Stevenson got a series of magazine papers, and some years later a further fruit was seen in his book, "The Silverado Squatters; a Sketch from a California Mountain," which had to do with a deserted mining camp in the southern part of the State.
More than any staid pronouncement from the Rose Garden or carefully measured, endlessly workshopped official statement, Trump's carelessly bold, brash, and braggadocious Twitter account can derail an entire day's news cycle, and then bear no further fruit.
Ferrier's association with Glyndebourne bore further fruit when Rudolf Bing, the festival's general manager, recommended her to Bruno Walter as the contralto soloist in a performance of Mahler's symphonic song cycle Das Lied von der Erde.
Further, fruit bats little respect national borders, and populations affected may include fruit bats from a number of neighboring countries.
Once there, the landing craft disgorged still further fruits of the boffins' labours.
The most important point was that in three of six A. digitata fruits the average central temperature remained below 90 °C within the test time and additionally as well in two further fruits at least at one of both central tc's.
We further analyzed fruit development and parthenocarpy in the Micro-Tom SlIAA9-crispr mutants (Fig. 3h j).
In addition, the brief said, "the unconstitutional flaws in the Florida Supreme Court's judgment immediately bore further unconstitutional fruit" when the recount decision was carried out on Friday night and Saturday morning.
Further, dry fruit bodies with the rays curled up may be readily blown about by the wind, allowing them to scatter spores from the pore as they roll.
