Sentence examples for going to blossom from inspiring English sources

"I've been in Japan for 50 years," he said, "this movement is going to blossom".

"You have a big footprint here already and, if you start to talk about this from the grassroots level all the way up to your national leaders, it's going to blossom".

Rather than it being that the world's going to blossom into rainbows and flowers, it's that I can find some hope in myself and be a bit stronger in the future.

That's why it's so critical that I hire the very best research staff because it's that good taste that is one of the things that you're bringing into the organisation — so I genuinely would find it very very hard to say what's going to blossom".

None of this means that freedom of expression is going to blossom in Cuba overnight.

I saw very quickly that this was going to blossom incredibly in terms of the U.S. efforts, as it did.

It's going to keep blossoming".

If things have gone to plan, blossoming summer annuals will cover for earlier perennials that are spent and gone – Cosmos will be getting taller, Cleome will be fizzing up their stems, only stopped by the autumn frosts.

"At this time of the year, we'd usually be talking about going to see cherry blossoms," Hiroshi Sekiguchi, one of the country's best-known television personalities, said on his Sunday morning talk show.

In a generation, there's going to be a blossoming, as what's now called the Jewish environmental movement will become a mainstream Jewish experience".

What started as a hidden gem used mostly by people going to Nats games has blossomed into something that can be enjoyed by craft beer lovers, baseball fans or not.