Sentence examples for it has sprouted from inspiring English sources

It has sprouted its own gay rights movement, and gay night clubs operate freely in central Kiev.

Touring through small-town New England in search of autumn's changing colours has become such a popular activity, it has sprouted its own enthusiastic subculture of "leaf-peepers".

Stevens is not shy about letting on that it has sprouted companies with billion-dollar possibilities.

On the contrary, it has sprouted a series of radical movements (al-Qaeda, Hamas, Hizbullah, the Muslim Brotherhood, the Iranian mullahs) that, each in their own way, are attempting to restore Islam to its rightful position of dominance.

Cutting pollution and becoming more energy efficient are commendable goals, but the Kyoto Protocol (and all the schemes it has sprouted) is not about pollution or energy efficiency; it is about carbon dioxide.You repeat the IPCC mantra that greenhouse gases affect the climate; to some extent they do, but not in the catastrophic way suggested by the agency.

The story on closer scrutiny turned out to be far more ambiguous than 1963 Birmingham or 1965 Selma, but it had enough punch to cast the noose out in the darker corners of the national imagination where it has sprouted here and there.

By midsummer, it had sprouted five graceful shoots, all blooming now, in a shower of red.

But the verdure that covered it had sprouted spontaneously, nourished by the remnants of fecal waste.

It had sprouted, as if by magic, from the very Lower East Side slums so compellingly documented by the journalist and social reformer Jacob A. Riis.

Even the very visible onstage band, under a tie-dyed canopy, feels as it had sprouted there, like so many musical mushrooms.

The box on the southeast corner of Newtown Avenue and 21st Street in Queens is a battered thing surrounded by a patch of high grass, as if it had sprouted straight out of the sidewalk.