Sentence examples for has sprouted just from inspiring English sources

As he stood across the street from where a growing tribute to Elijah has sprouted, just behind the bloodstained sidewalk, he admonished a group of children to be suspicious of cars that approach them.

That means practically any television show or movie can be dug up on one of these YouTube imitators, and another subindustry of Web portals has sprouted just for that purpose.

It has to offer more than just a better rate of interest to attract the savings of the traditionally thrifty region's small businessmen.While Cariverona has doubled its network over the past five years, from fewer than 30 branches to 60, banks from outside the region have sprouted just as quickly and now have about 90 branches dotted around the small towns and villages of Belluno province.

Concert halls have sprouted, but the programming often lags.

In 26 years, the project has sprouted from just three gardens to 114.

Luke Wilson, who has sprouted a mustache, said he just finished shooting the TV movie "Roadies" with director Cameron Crowe.

The neighborhood has sprouted with teams ever since, and, for just as long, it has been waiting for a professional basketball superstar with a familiar face.

Just as rapidly, a refugee economy has sprouted: money changers, cigarette vendors, boys selling cellphone credits.

His stump has sprouted seaweed.

Every lawn has sprouted a sign.

It's as if that chandelier has sprouted legs.