Sentence examples for it burgeoned from inspiring English sources

During the ensuing years it burgeoned as the commercial and cultural centre of a vast and rich cotton-producing area.

Zabar's now occupies the entire peculiarly suburban-type pretend-Tudor building in which it burgeoned.

The buildup in corporate internal controls may lead to a false sense of security that the company will be able to ferret out internal wrongdoing before it burgeons into a serious concern.

"Early life can be gilded not just by overt privilege," wrote Frances in a book review for Vogue in 2008, "But simply by the possibilities with which it burgeons, and which, as we age, slip through our fingers".

By then it had burgeoned with all the comic knowledge of a lifetime's local observation and reading, and it ended as her largest novel, "Losing Battles".

It's also put pressure on the city, bringing with it a burgeoning tech scene and the ensuing population explosion that happens when big companies set up shop.

Ultimately, it undermined burgeoning bipartisan support for early-childhood education.

The economic and environmental advantages of waste reduction have made it a burgeoning concern of the food-service industry.

The economic and environmental advantages of waste reduction have made it a burgeoning concern in the food-service industry.

"We've seen it absolutely burgeon in the last nine years we've been making them," Mr. Stenson said.

But a gear-shift to a durable growth rate of 8-10% seems seems out of reach.Without it, that burgeoning workforce may seem less of an advantage.