Sentence examples for it germinated from inspiring English sources
Like Faulkner's "Sound and the Fury," it germinated from the unlikely image of its protagonist up in a tree and grew into an earnest endorsement of steadfastness: "An elephant's faithful, one hundred percent".
To their surprise, it germinated and began to grow.
Quite the contrary — he wrote a factual breaking news story, however it germinated.
On those smeared with the faecal mix it germinated on only a third.
In Thonis-Heracleion, the former was placed in a granite tank and nurtured with Nile water until it germinated.
It germinated as a project that Chien and classmate Anna Rakoczy, a former Australian lawyer, worked on in a Stanford Business School class.
Soybean must imibibe half of its weight in water before it germinates.
Rarely, a spore settles onto a patch of bare rock of the right age and texture and with enough moisture and sunlight that it germinates and, if it is lucky enough to find its symbiotic partner, grows.
It germinates rapidly and often flowers, if modestly, the same year it is sown.
When a spore lands in a suitable location, it germinates and grows to form a new fungal individual.
After a pollen grain has reached the stigma, it germinates, and a pollen tube protrudes from it.
